Beck's best practice shows arm talent; could be primary backup or get late-season reps.

Had arguably his best practice session since arriving in Tempe, showing arm talent and touch into tight windows; tossed a touchdown pass with very little room for error and demonstrated command of the huddle despite being a rookie. However, he has a bad habit of staring down receivers that needs tutelage. May not supplant Jacoby Brissett as starting QB, but could become the primary backup and could see action down the stretch in November if the Cardinals aren't winning enough games, providing an opportunity to gauge whether the franchise is satisfied with him or needs to look to the 2027 draft.