Carson Beck is an experienced college quarterback who has been one of the most productive passers in the country in 2025. His scouting report evaluates his top strengths and weaknesses and how well his skill set might translate to the next level.
Carson Beck 2026 NFL Draft Scouting Report
Measurables:
Height- 6’4″
Weight- 225 lbs
Background:
Carson Beck attended Mandarin High School, where he was one of the top-ranked quarterback recruits in the class of 2020. Beck committed to Georgia as a four-star recruit, where he redshirted his first season, and then spent his next two seasons as a backup to Stetson Bennett. He won the starting quarterback job in 2023, where he led the SEC in passing yards with 3,941 passing yards, leading Georgia to a 13-1 record and a 63-3 Orange Bowl victory over Florida State. He finished the 2024 season with 28 passing touchdowns and an SEC-leading 12 interceptions before transferring to Miami in 2025. At Miami, Beck helped the Hurricanes to a 10-2 regular season record and a bid in the College Football Playoff.
Strengths:
Carson Beck has solid size for the position at 6-foot-4 and 225 pounds. He is an experienced college quarterback as well, who has played in a lot of big games and won a lot of games. He currently has a 34-5 record as a starting quarterback and has helped Georgia win the Orange Bowl and helped Miami reach the College Football Playoff during his career. Beck has a quick release, and he throws the ball with good anticipation.
He is consistent when it comes to hitting the layups and throwing accurately in the short area of the field. Beck has had a consistently great completion percentage throughout his college career. He has a career 69.9% completion percentage and the second-best completion percentage in the country in 2025 at 74.7%. Beck is a confident pocket passer as well. He moves well in the pocket and does a good job avoiding pressure. He also rarely bails from a clean pocket too quickly.
Sep 20, 2025; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck (11) looks for passing option against the Florida Gators during the first quarter at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images
Weaknesses:
Beck makes too many poor decisions with the football, putting the ball in danger of a turnover too often. In the past two seasons, Beck has thrown 22 interceptions and led his conference in interceptions thrown both seasons. His decision-making can be especially bad when he is under pressure. Beck is also not a quarterback who has elite arm talent, and his arm strength is just decent. He is not a consistent passer when throwing deep down the field.
NFL Projection:
Beck is an experienced college quarterback who has won a lot of games against great competition at the college level. He also has good size, decent arm strength, and he is a fairly accurate passer in the short and intermediate parts of the field. However, he doesn’t have as much upside as most of the top quarterback prospects have, and he will need to improve his decision-making under pressure to become a starter-level quarterback at the next level. If he does, Beck has the potential to develop into a quality starter or high-level backup in the NFL. Beck is currently projected to be a late Day 2 or early Day 3 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
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