Continuing our coverage of the Scouting Combine 2026, joining us now, the former Miami quarterback on his way to the National Football League. Carson Beck. Carson, welcome. How's it going? It's going great. It's going for you. Yeah. More importantly, it's how's it for you? I'm here. It's been a super, super cool experience. What's a bit? Yeah, tell us, you know, bring us into the meeting room so far. What have they been asking you?

What are you been doing in there?

I mean, it's been, yeah, tell us, you know, bring us into the meeting room so far.

What have they been asking you?

What are you been doing in there?

I mean, it's boom, boom, boom, question, question, question.

You don't know where it's coming from.

You've got 20 guys sitting around you.

You know, it's intense, but it's, again, the opportunity is once in a lifetime, and's been super super cool is it football stuff personal stuff they

like go all over the place you know yeah they try to mix it up you know some some teams will start

with the football stuff go to the personal stuff go back to the football stuff some it's just football

some it's just personal but yeah it's it's been all over the place and it's different from team to team

they put you up on the whiteboard? Yes, sir.

Yeah, and what? Like, they give you a play earlier and then tell you to do, or are they telling you to teach your plays to them? So there's been both. There's been both, the one where they give you a play early, then they talk about everything. Anything else to try to get you to forget about it. I boom go out there, put it up there. So that's one of them. And then obviously I just explaining the offenses I've been in and things of that sort as well. Yeah. I first off, root for you hard. You've been through a lot. We just had Drew Aller up here. I don't know if any college quarterback has been through more crap than you and Drew Aller. But I commend you for the stuff you went through and how you handled yourself. I appreciate that. But tell us about, take us in your mind a little bit of how, you know, for whatever

reason the Georgia people hating on you at the end of your career there and then going to Miami

and dealing with that. How did you deal with it? Yeah, obviously, like, it's hard to, you know, again, nobody wants to be hated, right?

And for someone who's spent five years at the University of Georgia, you know,

obviously I made mistakes.

I did some immature things, but, you know, to get hated is, it's not fun.

No.

It sucks. It hurts at times. But, you know, it's part of the game, and it's what happened, you know. And it wasn't all of them, you know. Yeah. I'm always super appreciative to the University of Georgia and the fans for their support in my tenure there. But again, you know, and then going over to Miami, having that, making that decision, you know, the past six years, which is crazy. I was in college for six years. It is crazy. Obviously, it wasn't a part of the plan going in, but it is my plan and my path. And, you know, it's turned me into who I am today. Just real quick, too. All right, so Georgia, you know that's not happening anymore.

Peace out, we're out of here. Was it just Miami all the way, or was there somebody else in the mix with you there? No, you know, it was just, we're going to Miami, you know. And obviously, before that 2024 season, it was, I'm going to get this in my last season. You know, this is my moment. We're going to go to the league after this.

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