Hall of Fame QB Heaps Praise on Cardinals Rookie Carson Beck After Debut
NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner was impressed by Cardinals rookie QB Carson Beck after his preseason debut.
Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner lauded Arizona Cardinals rookie Carson Beck after his impressive preseason debut against the Carolina Panthers. Warner praised Beck's big throws down the field, comfort in the pocket, and his ability to make plays easier for his teammates. The veteran quarterback noted that Beck reminded him of himself while playing, and expressed excitement for Beck's future potential.
Beck's strong performance included a 96-yard rushing touchdown drive and one touchdown pass, as he completed 15 of 19 passes for 188 yards. Despite one sack, Beck appeared steady and capable during his first half of action, with the Cardinals ultimately falling to the Panthers 33-30. Youngsters like Jeremiyah Love and seasoned veterans such as Larry Fitzgerald are also part of the Cardinals' offense, with Beck currently holding the third-string position behind Jacoby Brissett and Gardner Minshew.
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