Carson Beck’s College Essay About Transgender Athletes Leaks Online – He Better Hope His Football Career Works Out For Him

Thank goodness for his talent on the field.

If not for football, Carson Beck might be getting his CDL right now.

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When the Miami Hurricanes took the field Monday night to face the upstart Indiana Hoosiers, Beck was the only one who wasn’t an actual college student. Beck transferred to Miami after five seasons as mostly a backup QB for the Georgia Bulldogs.

Carson, who graduated from college two years ago, did not have to worry about exams or tests like other players. He completed his studies two years ago and didn’t even graduate from Miami. The college football star instead finished up his studies while at Georgia, where he started his NCAA career in 2020.

It means Beck has been hanging around the division for six years, two of them as a non-student. Now we are finding out that he had no choice but to be good at football, or life might be different for him.

A worrying essay that he allegedly wrote has resurfaced online in the wake of his comments. The essay was from 2022, when Carson Beck was still attending Georgia. Just three sentences into the essay lead you to believe that it was truly football or the 9-to-5 life.

Nobody could ever accuse Carson Beck of having somebody else do his work for him.

Carson Beck Has Run Out of Eligibility

Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images)

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Miami quarterback Carson Beck walked off the field at Hard Rock Stadium without shaking hands with the opposing team. It was the lasting image of his college career that has come to an end.

He failed to accomplish a lifelong dream and lead the Canes team to a championship. His tattoos of an L certainly did not help him out. The last time the University of Miami won a national championship in football was in 2001.

Beck is set to enter the 2026 NFL Draft, and current projections anticipate the Miami quarterback being picked sometime in the third round or later. Once considered a top NFL Draft prospect, Beck’s name is no longer among the list of top players turning pro this year.

After he led Georgia to a 13-1 record in the 2023 season, Beck was listed as the No. 1 overall pick on quite a few draft boards. Now, in 2026, Carson Beck is looking to be a 2nd- or 3rd-day pick. With a ton of QB-needy teams, someone will for sure grab him as a project.