Cardinals Draft Beck: New QB Battle

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Corey, with the story. The Arizona Cardinals just beefed up their offense in the draft, snagging running back Jeremiah Love, third overall, guard chased by Santes, 34th overall, and quarterback Carson Beck, 65th overall in the third round. Beck stands out as the fresh face in their quarterback mix, landing in a spot that's been starving for a long-term signal caller. Beck packs serious college credentials, with 43 starts across five years at Georgia and one at Miami. Last season, he ranked top five in the nation, with 338 completions, at a 72.4% clip, totaling 11, 725 yards, and 88 touchdowns over his career. Fans and analysts are buzzing about this pick, shaking up Arizona's dull QB battle between Jacobi Preset and Gardner Menchu. NFL Voice, Louis Riddick, wandered on ESPN if Beck can pressure his way into the lineup

1:01as a rookie, especially with the team's new coach in GMI-ing. Real competition. The Cardinals haven't named a starter yet, but reps for the 23-year-old Beck make sense soon. He's a low-risk third-rounder, and evaluating him now, beats waiting for the stacked quarterback class in 2027 that could include names, like Dante Moore or Archmanning. Beck's keeping it humble, saying he'll soak up knowledge, and put his best foot forward daily. Arizona's got a real shot to test this vet rookie early, and sparked that offense before drafting another arm next year.