Georgia Bulldogs QB Carson Beck has been a central figure in the team’s success this season, but his absence in the College Football Playoff has left many fans wondering what happened. Following an elbow injury during the SEC Championship game against Texas,

After Georgia secured the first-round bye, it's safe to say that many of the players are well-rested up and ready for the game. Not quarterback Carson Beck, though, who's been ruled out the rest of the CFP with an elbow injury he suffered during the SEC Championship Game.

Georgia fans love to say injuries didn’t impact Alabama when the Tide lost John Metchie and Jameson Williams to injury or Ohio State lost Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Marvin Harrison Jr., and they’re right to do so,

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As the Georgia Bulldogs prepare for their Sugar Bowl matchup with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, the Dawgs have been joined by a familiar face, as quarterback Carson Beck is now with the team after receiving surgery to repair a UCL injury in his throwing arm.

Georgia Bulldogs quarterback back Carson Beck missed the second half of the SEC championship game against the Texas Longhorns due to an elbow injury. Beck is Georgia's leading passer with 3,485 passing yards,

College Football Network's Cam Mellor has the Miami Dolphins selecting Beck in the fifth round with the No. 149 overall pick in his latest NFL mock draft. Beck would provide the Dolphins some insurance behind former Pro Bowl quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Miami would allow Beck to learn behind a veteran quarterback and ease into the NFL game.

With his team awaiting a matchup with Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day, and with Beck sidelined after undergoing a season-ending surgical procedure, the Georgia quarterback announced on social media Saturday that he’ll be declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft.

Shortly after the Georgia quarterback declared for the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday, the Miami Hurricanes guard and social media sensation celebrated the decision on Instagram. “Proud of you,” Cavinder, 23, commented on Beck’s post, where he shared the news.

The Georgia Bulldogs are gearing up for a College Football Playoff matchup against Notre Dame. The offense will be without starting quarterback Carson