Carson Beck Transfers to Miami, Secures $4 Million NIL Deal
Former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck reverses his NFL Draft decision to join the Miami Hurricanes, citing strategic and financial motivations.
- Carson Beck, previously Georgia's starting quarterback, entered the transfer portal and committed to Miami within 24 hours, leaving the NFL Draft for another year of college football.
- Beck is expected to earn $4 million in NIL deals at Miami, making him one of the highest-paid college athletes and surpassing the salaries of some NFL quarterbacks.
- The decision follows Beck's season-ending elbow injury and subsequent surgery, which limited his ability to participate in pre-draft workouts and influenced his choice to boost his draft stock in college.
- Beck’s move to Miami coincides with his girlfriend Hanna Cavinder's presence on the university’s basketball team, though reports indicate the decision was primarily career-driven.
- Miami's football program, needing a veteran quarterback after Cam Ward's departure, aims to leverage Beck’s experience as it builds on a 10-win season and eyes playoff contention in 2025.