Carson Beck ranked among ESPN's top-15 best quarterbacks in college football
Carson Beck of the Miami Hurricanes has been named as one of the top college football quarterbacks in the nation, according to ESPN's latest ranking of the 15-best quarterbacks in college football.
ESPN writer Adam Rittenberg published his ranking of the top 15 college football quarterbacks for the upcoming 2025 season, placing Beck as the seventh-best quarterback in the country.
In 2023, Beck stood out as one of the top quarterbacks in the country, racking up 3,941 passing yards, 24 touchdowns, and just 6 interceptions, averaging an impressive 9.5 yards per attempt. In 2024 he resulted in 3,485 yards, 28 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions.
Beck has an impressive record of 24 wins and three losses in his last two years as a starting quarterback. He has passed for 7,426 yards with a completion rate of 68.4%, along with 52 touchdown passes and 18 interceptions
Here is what ESPN had to say about Carson Beck:
"Beck has been through a lot since this time last year, when many expected him to lead Georgia to another national title and then exit to be a first-round NFL draft pick. He dealt with a rough midseason stretch that included four multiple-interception performances in five games. But Beck also had five games with three or more touchdown passes, including the last two regular-season games, and still went 24-3 as Georgia's starter with 7,426 passing yards and 52 touchdowns. Did his numbers dip without star tight end Brock Bowers and with a shakier group of receivers last fall? No doubt. He's also coming off of elbow surgery. But Beck can play at a high level and joins an offense under coordinator Shannon Dawson that led the FBS in yards and ranked third in passing last fall with Ward at the helm."
"He showed good pocket awareness," the coach added. "He's one that I think is a little bit more athletic than people give credit for. I'm not saying a blazer, but he runs good enough when he wants to run. I thought that kid can make the throws, he was a good decision-maker. I know he threw a ton of picks, I get it, but that's because of the confidence that he has to make some throws and throw into tight windows."
ESPN writer Adam Rittenberg published his ranking of the top 15 college football quarterbacks for the upcoming 2025 season, placing Beck as the seventh-best quarterback in the country.
In 2023, Beck stood out as one of the top quarterbacks in the country, racking up 3,941 passing yards, 24 touchdowns, and just 6 interceptions, averaging an impressive 9.5 yards per attempt. In 2024 he resulted in 3,485 yards, 28 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions.
Beck has an impressive record of 24 wins and three losses in his last two years as a starting quarterback. He has passed for 7,426 yards with a completion rate of 68.4%, along with 52 touchdown passes and 18 interceptions
Here is what ESPN had to say about Carson Beck:
"Beck has been through a lot since this time last year, when many expected him to lead Georgia to another national title and then exit to be a first-round NFL draft pick. He dealt with a rough midseason stretch that included four multiple-interception performances in five games. But Beck also had five games with three or more touchdown passes, including the last two regular-season games, and still went 24-3 as Georgia's starter with 7,426 passing yards and 52 touchdowns. Did his numbers dip without star tight end Brock Bowers and with a shakier group of receivers last fall? No doubt. He's also coming off of elbow surgery. But Beck can play at a high level and joins an offense under coordinator Shannon Dawson that led the FBS in yards and ranked third in passing last fall with Ward at the helm."
"He showed good pocket awareness," the coach added. "He's one that I think is a little bit more athletic than people give credit for. I'm not saying a blazer, but he runs good enough when he wants to run. I thought that kid can make the throws, he was a good decision-maker. I know he threw a ton of picks, I get it, but that's because of the confidence that he has to make some throws and throw into tight windows."