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Carson Beck Limited to Non-Throwing Role as Miami Spring Game Approaches

The former Georgia quarterback continues his recovery from a major elbow injury, with Miami focusing on building a strong supporting cast for his eventual return.

Carson Beck, then with the Georgia Bulldogs, warms up prior to the 2024 SEC Championship against Texas at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Dec. 07, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia. Beck, now with the Hurricanes, was ruled out for Saturday's spring game as he recovers from elbow surgery. (Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images)

Overview

  • Carson Beck will not participate as a throwing quarterback in Miami's upcoming spring game due to ongoing rehabilitation from an elbow injury sustained in the 2024 SEC Championship.
  • Miami head coach Mario Cristobal confirmed Beck’s involvement is limited to non-throwing activities such as handing off the ball, walkthroughs, and film study.
  • There is cautious optimism that Beck may begin live throwing by late April or May, though concerns remain about whether he can return to his peak performance level.
  • Freshman wide receiver Malachi Toney has emerged as a promising talent, with analysts highlighting his potential to enhance Miami’s offensive capabilities when Beck returns.
  • Cristobal acknowledged the challenges of navigating the transfer portal and NIL dynamics, emphasizing their significant impact on roster strategies in modern college football.