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.

A few college football blue bloods were interested in Carson Beck after he decided to enter the transfer portal instead of head to the NFL draft.

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

The Athletic and CBS Sports are reporting that Miami’s NIL collective will pay Beck between $3-4 million, which is double the $1.6 million that Cam Ward reportedly was paid for the 2024 season. Beck’s NIL representative didn’t go into specifics, but told CBS Sports that Miami was the right market for Beck.

It was a major shock to college football fans when former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck backtracked on his original plan to enter the 2025 NFL Draft and instead entered the transfer portal, committing to the University of Miami.

Carson Beck will finish out his college career at Miami. The signal caller opted to transfer from Georgia after three seasons. Many initially believed

Before he answered the call for the Hurricanes, there were two other teams that wanted Beck to stay in the Southeastern Conference.

As the NCAA transfer portal continues to go wild, Carson Beck has entered his name into the portal, with Miami favored to land him.

Carson Beck is taking the football world — and his bank account — by storm. The college quarterback has been wowing Georgia Bulldog fans since 2023, leading the team to a National Championship appearance in his first year as a starter.

Georgia, not Miami, was the first team to offer Carson Beck when he entered the transfer portal. But the quarterback chose not to return to Bulldogs.