Carson Beck's Ex Hanna Cavinder Posts Video in Gym Outfit During NFL Draft

As Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft unfolded Friday and Carson Beck's name moved closer to being called, his ex-girlfriend Hanna Cavinder and her twin sister Haley posted a gym outfit video to their joint Instagram account promoting a tequila brand. Haley, who is engaged to Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson, appears first in the clip wearing a brown outfit. Hanna follows in a light blue top and navy shorts.

The post went up April 24 — the same day Beck was expected to hear his name called in the second or third round. It would seem that both Cavinder twins aren't too interested in where Beck goes in the NFL Draft, as they're busy with their own content creation.

Carson Beck and Ex-Girlfriend Hanna Cavinder's Breakup

To understand why the internet reacted the way it did, you have to go back to last April. Beck and Cavinder went through a very ugly and public breakup that included Hanna making a "cheating" diss TikTok video. Beck went dark on social media for months afterward before eventually resurfacing.

When he did finally address the split publicly, he chose his words carefully. "You make mistakes as a person, but it sucks that you have to go through something like that with someone that you care about, and now it's all over the internet," Beck told ESPN. "Half of what you see in the media is true. Half of what you see is not true. So, people pick their side of the story and run with it. The people that know the truth know the truth. But it's been difficult."

Carson Beck's NFL Draft Status

Despite the drama surrounding his personal life, Beck had a strong case for NFL consideration. He completed 72.4% of his passes for 3,813 yards with 30 touchdowns and 12 interceptions in his final season at Miami, leading the Hurricanes to the national championship game before falling to Indiana. His draft stock was tempered somewhat by personality concerns — Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer reported Beck was described as "a bit of a loner" by NFL sources, with one NFC coach calling him "talented enough, smooth, on time, sees it well" but noting his personality gave some teams pause.

Beck was ultimately a third-round pick, going to the Arizona Cardinals.