Over the offseason, Carson Beck found himself with a lucrative NIL offer to bolt Georgia for Miami. On3’s Pete Nakos reported that Beck will earn at least $3 million as Miami’s QB1 this college football season.
This put Beck third on On3’s list of highest-paid college football quarterbacks for 2025. It is worth noting that Arch Manning’s NIL deal with Texas was not made public for On3’s rankings.
“With multiple transfer quarterbacks off the board, Miami went all-in on Georgia’s Carson Beck,” Nakos wrote in an August 21, 2025, story titled, “Tracking college football’s highest-paid quarterbacks.” “The Hurricanes landed a commitment from Beck roughly 24 hours after he stunned the football world and opted for another season in college over the NFL draft.
“Sources have told On3 that Beck is expected to make roughly $3 to $3.2 million to start this season for the Hurricanes. On3 previously reported the deal can max out around $6 million with incentives.”
Let’s dive into Beck’s NIL deal at Miami.
Carson Beck Is Projected to have a $4.2 Million NIL Value
Beck is rated No. 2 overall among all college athletes in On3’s rankings of projected NIL value. On3 projected Beck’s NIL value at $4.2 million, a distant second behind Manning’s $6.8 million value.
Beck’s NIL deals include companies like Chipotle, Morgan & Morgan and Powerade. The quarterback may need a strong showing at Miami to solidify his future earnings.
Miami QB Carson Beck Has Work To Do to Re-Establish His NFL Draft Stock
Heading into the 2024 college football season, Beck was among the prospects being considered as a potential No. 1 pick. Beck’s inconsistent final season at Georgia has the quarterback’s NFL draft stock down from its peak.
The Athletic’s Dane Brugler has Beck ranked as his No. 5 rated senior quarterback prospect ahead of the college football season.
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