Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Carson Beck has successfully undergone surgery to repair the UCL (ulnar collateral ligament) in his elbow, the team confirmed. This procedure was necessitated by an injury that sidelined the junior quarterback and ended his 2024 season prematurely.
The surgery was reportedly a success, and Beck is expected to make a full recovery. According to team doctors, he will begin throwing again in spring 2025, aligning with the Bulldogs’ offseason program. This timeline gives Beck ample opportunity to rehab and regain his form in preparation for the 2025 season.
Beck played a pivotal role in Georgia’s offense this season, showcasing his strong arm, poise, and ability to lead under pressure. His absence in the latter part of the season was a setback for the Bulldogs, who leaned on their depth to fill the void.
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart expressed confidence in Beck’s recovery and praised his determination. “Carson’s been a leader for us all year, and we know he’ll attack this rehab with the same dedication he brings to the field,” Smart said.
With Beck’s return slated for spring, Bulldogs fans can look forward to seeing their star quarterback back in action, ready to guide the team to continued success.
