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Cardinals’ Carson Beck labeled ‘nothing special’ by former opposing DC amid QB battle with Jacoby Brissett, Gardner Minshew

Carson Beck might have a shot to become the Arizona Cardinals starter, but according to an anonymous Power Four defensive coordinator, he is nothing to be scared about.

Carson Beck #11 of the Miami Hurricanes
© Megan Briggs/Getty ImagesCarson Beck #11 of the Miami Hurricanes

Oh, the drama in the NFL is non-stop. As Carson Beck prepares to embark on a QB battle against Jacoby Brissett and Gardner Minshew with the Arizona Cardinals, a Power Four defensive coordinator slammed the former Miami quarterback.

Per ESPN, an anonymous Power Four defensive coordinator said about Beck, “I think he’ll be solid. I don’t think he’ll be special. Whether it’s poise or accuracy at key moments, he just seems to have too many misses.”

Those are some harsh words regarding how the opposing defensive coordinators saw Beck. Now, Beck was a second-round pick, so the fact is expectations were never that high to be quite fair.

Beck landing on the Cardinals could be a make-or-break event in his career

The Cardinals could potentially have one of, if not the weakest (on paper) QB room in the NFL. Brissett and Minshew are backups fighting for a starting spot. Hence, if Beck impresses, he could get the starting gig right from the get-go.

However, if Beck fails to even make this a debate, his career might start with him being a backup and never getting the chance to become a starter. Hence, it’s one of those moments where the rookie must be ready to step up.

The Cardinals are in a bad situation overall

The Cardinals are optimistic with Mike LaFleur coming in as the head coach. Besides, they drafted a generational talent like Jeremiyah Love at running back. The Cardinals also have awesome skill position players.

Still, they are in a bad situation. They don’t have a star quarterback, their defense is not precisely elite, and the division in which they play is as tough as one can be. The San Francisco 49ers, the Seattle Seahawks, and the Los Angeles Rams all had 12+ wins last season. The Cardinals had three.