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Cardinals Rookie Carson Beck Logs 13-Hour Days at Facility
Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Carson Beck has spent nearly six weeks at the team facility or home studying the playbook. He met veteran Jacoby Brissett during last week's mandatory minicamp amid uncertainty over Brissett's 2026 contract.
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Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Carson Beck has logged 13-hour days at the team's Tempe facility since arriving, focusing on the playbook and extra time with coaches. Beck said he did not ease into the role. After rookies finish meetings, he has worked with offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett and quarterbacks coach Matt Schaub.
He also has direct access to first-year head coach Mike LaFleur for questions. He added that he has spent almost six weeks either at home or at the facility learning the playbook, with some eating and sleeping included.
Beck met incumbent starter Jacoby Brissett during mandatory minicamp last week. Brissett had missed all voluntary portions of the offseason program and left minicamp without a reworked contract for 2026, a source told ESPN. The two discussed mostly football during their meeting.
The Cardinals open the season against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1.
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