Carson Beck’s sister Kylie drops a 4-word message ahead of Georgia-Texas showdown in Atlanta

Carson Beck is set to lead his team into what is their biggest game of the season. The Georgia Bulldogs quarterback will be a key part for the team when they face the Texas Longhorns in the SEC Championship Game on Saturday.

But Carson will not be the only member of his family who will be on the field for the game. His sister, who is a cheerleader for the Bulldogs, will be there as well.

Before the big game, Kylie posted on Instagram a picture of herself in the uniform, and this post was accompanied by a four-word caption, which read:

"Gameday in the Benz."

Picture Source: kyliebeck (Instagram)

This game is going to be held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, as it has been since the stadium opened in 2017. Before that, the game was at the Georgia Dome, again in the city of Atlanta.

This is technically a neutral venue, as it is not the home stadium of the Georgia Bulldogs or the Texas Longhorns. However, Atlanta is not far from Athens, Georgia (where the University of Georgia is based), meaning that there is likely to be significantly more Bulldogs fans than Longhorns fans at the game.

This will only help Carson Beck. He has struggled at times throughout the season and has made numerous mistakes (including throwing three interceptions on two occasions) in the "big games" this year.

His Georgia side comes into the game with the Longhorns as underdogs, where a few mistakes from Beck would mean that this game could become very one-sided, with the stronger Texas side capitalizing on these mistakes.

But, the crowd will be on his side. With Kylie on the sidelines supporting him and the team, an upset win could occur.

Carson Beck gets a message from Anthony Edwards

In the build-up to this massive game, Carson Beck has received a message from a Georgia alumni. Minnesota Timberwolves player Anthony Edwards said this after his team's game on Friday night:

“Hey Carson Beck. Do your m-f-ing thing, you hear me? Do your thing. Let’s go and get the win, cause we’re gonna see ’em again in the SEC Championship.”

This is not the first time the two teams have met this season. A couple of weeks ago, the Bulldogs defeated the Longhorns, 30-15, giving Texas their only defeat of the year.

However, Beck did not do much in this game, as running back Trevor Etienne led the Bulldogs to victory.

Beck is going to need to do more in this game if he is going to get the Bulldogs another SEC Championship. If he struggles again, then there is a chance that the season will be over for him.