Carson Beck Agrees To Rookie Contract With The Arizona Cardinals

Trinton Breeze
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Former Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck has signed his rookie contract to a four-year, $7.4 million deal with the Arizona Cardinals.



Beck was selected as the No. 65 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Today, he officially signed with the team and is ready to compete in fall training camps. The 24-year-old quarterback is expected to battle it out with quarterbacks Jacoby Brissett and Gardner Minshew for the starting spot.

During his lone season with the Hurricanes, he threw for 3,813 passing yards and 30 touchdowns while throwing 12 interceptions. He also completed 72% of his passes. For his full career, he threw over 11,725 passing yards, 88 touchdowns, and just 32 interceptions. With the Hurricanes, he came up just short in the National Championship game against the Indiana Hoosiers.

He was one of the most experienced college quarterbacks, starting as a junior and senior. Now, he officially gets to show why he can compete for a starting spot on a NFL team. As a starting quarterback, he has an overall record of 37-6.

You love to see it. Go Canes.
 

Comments (38)

NOT in Carson's pocket but the dude being at Georgia and Miami has probably stashed millions so why not bet on himself over the long term.........

He is doing what he likes and if lucky the payoff will be down the line.

Even for a journeyman QB like Vinnie T he may be playing for years so we should thank Carson for taking us to the Promised Land, and making us feel a true winning heartbeat for the first time in 20 years.

Coach Richt started it, Mario had the formula, Cam made it real, Carson gave us a taste, and hopefully Mensah can bring it home for the thousands of Canes fans who believed.... and wanted our Championship run.

If not for 2 minutes in the final game Carson could have tripled his signing amount, but respect for the chance to build something on his own talent............and leading our Canes...moments that will live with all of us.

Much ....much ...respect and good luck.
 
Stay healthy, learn the game on the highest level and best of luck, Mr. Beck!
 
$1.85M Signing bonus isn't generational wealth, but consider this. The average lifetime earnings right now are 3M. That's after working for over 40 years. Between last year at Miami and just his signing bonus, he's already made more than that in two years. With lots more to come.
 
I saw him throw a little his arm looks way healthier. Ball has a lot more zip than last year. He made huge plays but his deep ball was awful last year. Worst case I see at least be a back up in this league for a long time.
 
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