“Tell the guy to delete Snapchat”: CFB fans left in splits by Hanna Cavinder’s BF Carson Beck’s viral picture

Carson Beck found himself in a whirlwind after a Snapchat picture of him went viral on the internet. The Georgia Bulldogs quarterback is in a relationship with Miami Hurricanes guard Hanna Cavinder, and his photo drew plenty of reactions online.

The caption on the photo, posted by Barstool Bama on Tuesday, read:

"How about I show you this package and we'll see how fast your calendar opens up?"

Fans poured in with replies in the comments.

"Someone tell the guy to delete Snapchat"

"Man Kirby gotta start taking phones and keys," another said.

Another joked, "NFL teams will certainly take this into account when looking at his decision making."

"Delete the app Carson c’mon now," one X user tweeted.

One sarcastic comment read, "He's talking about Christmas gifts obviously."

One suggested, "Before we judge a man on this, I believe it's important to get all the facts. Let's see the recipient."

"Another Hail Mary picked off, seems like the story of his szn tbh," one more said.

Hanna Cavinder had Carson Beck's back against Georgia Tech

Miami Hurricanes star Hanna Cavinder made it clear she’s Carson Beck’s biggest fan during Georgia’s thrilling win over Georgia Tech. The Bulldogs quarterback delivered a heroic performance. Leading the team from the front, he helped Kirby Smart and his men overcome a 17-0 halftime deficit to secure a 44-42 victory in overtime.

Beck’s 25-yard touchdown pass to Cash Jones late in the game was one of many clutch plays that kept Georgia’s College Football Playoff hopes alive. Cavinder, who went public with her relationship with Beck in August, celebrated his performance with a TikTok post on Saturday.

“Me when it’s time to watch my BF play,” as CUTESY by Maytte played in the background.

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Beck has been the Bulldogs’ savior this season. With the regular season ending, he leads the SEC with 28 touchdown passes along with 3,429 yards. Despite Georgia’s issues with dropped passes, Beck believes in his teammates, saying, “When they do catch them, it’s explosive.”