Beck's best practice shows arm talent; could be primary backup or starter if Cardinals struggle.

Beck had arguably his best practice session since arriving in Tempe, showing arm talent on full display during two-minute drills with astounding touch into tight windows and a touchdown pass with very little room for error. He has command of the huddle despite being a rookie, though he stares down receivers and needs tutelage. The source projects he may not supplant Jacoby Brissett as starting QB but could become the primary backup, and if the Cardinals aren't winning enough games by November, it would surprise nobody to see Beck under center going down the stretch to get NFL game experience and gauge whether the franchise is satisfied with him or needs to look into the 2027 NFL draft.