When the Dallas Cowboys selected Quincy Carter with their top pick (53rd overall) in the NFL Draft, it marked the first time in 10 years the Cowboys had drafted a quarterback. In Carter, who started every game in which he played (29) at the University of Georgia, the Cowboys felt they were getting a young quarterback that had proven he could successfully lead a storied program week in and week out against top competition. Carter, who lead the Bulldogs to a 20-9 record, left Georgia as one of the top quarterbacks in school history, finishing his three-year career second in school annals in completions (483), pass attempts (853) and passing yards (6,447) and third in career touchdown passes (35). He is a versatile quarterback that can make his reads in the pocket or while on the move and has a strong arm that allows him to get the ball down field. He also has a keen field awareness that al. Carter is expected to start the 04 season, but there s no guarantee he ll finish it.