How to get Beck going

Some players have come out and said they need to take a hit before they get comfortable. Carson may be one of those guys, whether he realizes it or not. It frustrates me to no end that no one talks about his mechanical differences between last year and this year....it's night and day. His mechanics this year, especially his footwork, just SCREAMS that he's playing scared of getting hit. He has no internal clock, he's consistently throwing off his back foot, is staring down his receivers, and his tentativeness is causing his throws to be far too late.

I think you're spot on, but it'll never become a strategy unless he asks for it (which he'd never do). Between the way Kirby babies him, his reluctance to take a hit, and looking very scared in the pocket, I think it's safe to say he's a lil' bit of a baby back bitch.

On our next third and short against Ole Miss I would love to see Beck run a keeper on the option for a conversion. Beck must turn into a football player.

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He is scared of his falling draft stock

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If that was the case he would’ve declared last year and told UGA to go pound sand but he didn’t.

Beck needs to not try to make a play on each throw. That is a balance because he has the ability to put it in a tight window and has extended drives with that ability.

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Beck needs to not try to make a play on each throw. That is a balance because he has the ability to put it in a tight window and has extended drives with that ability.

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This is almost exactly Aaron Murray's take on his morning YouTube I just watched.

He compares Beck to himself in his final NFL season right before getting cut. Andy Reid told him is he'd still be on the roster if he wasn't trying too hard and just played the system.

This is a good video, and not too long winded or nerdy.

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I saw his dad at a gas station last night and he said Carson is using his Covid year and coming back for 2025 to improve his draft stock

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Some won't get the joke, but I see what you did there.

I appreciate the bump. We've seen it over and over--Clemson, Bama, Florida and Tennessee. As soon as Beck decides to become a football player and run for an important gain he becomes free to let it fly.