Carson Beck's decision to back away from pursuing the NFL to transfer to Miami unfolded fast. Unpacking what it means for the former Georgia football QB.

Beck, who won’t start throwing again for a few months after having UCL surgery, was the only available QB Miami really wanted.

Carson Beck is pushing his NFL plans back a year and has committed to play next season at Miami. Beck, the now-former Georgia quarterback, has signed a grant-in-aid agreement with the Hurricanes.

How should Georgia Bulldog fans feel after Carson Beck's decision to transfer to the Miami Hurricanes? The college football offseason became a little more interesting this week as surprising news came in that Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Carson Beck would be transferring to the Miami Hurricanes for one final season of college football.

Georgia's offense was going to face pressure in 2025. Now its starting quarterback from the past two years appears to have ratcheted it up.

The Hurricanes aren’t totally sure of that timing. But they are thrilled to have landed Beck, who committed to Miami last week in a massive transfer-portal win for the Hurricanes — who saw another transfer, Cam Ward, have a 2024 season that could make him the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft.

Carson Beck wasn’t in the transfer portal long before picking his next college home. See where the former Georgia football QB is committed to

Former Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Carson beck has announced that he plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal.

At Miami, he’ll replace Heisman Trophy finalist Cam Ward, who’s projected by USA TODAY Sports as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft after throwing for 4,313 yards, 39 touchdowns and seven interceptions in his first and only season with the Hurricanes.

Massive NIL payouts are redefining college football, forcing players like Quinn Ewers to weigh loyalty against financial opportunity.