Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Carson Beck suffered a devastating torn ACL during a closed-door spring scrimmage, according to sources close to the program. The injury, which reportedly occurred on a non-contact rollout drill, sent immediate shockwaves through Athens. Beck, the projected Heisman contender and key leader of the Bulldogs’ offense, was helped off the field in visible pain. Initial reports were vague, but an MRI later confirmed the worst. “It’s a huge blow,” one coach said. “He’s the heart of this team.” Beck had been vocal about returning for another run at a national championship after narrowly missing the CFP last season. His injury not only puts Georgia’s 2025 campaign in jeopardy, but also reshapes the SEC landscape. Backup Gunner Stockton is expected to step in, but with limited experience. Fans have flooded social media with prayers and support for Beck, many still in disbelief over how quickly momentum shifted. While surgery is scheduled for later this week, recovery will likely sideline him for the entire season. For Beck, a long road lies ahead—and for Georgia, dreams of another title may be slipping away before the first snap of fall.
