ARIZONA — It's been nearly a year and a half since Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Carson Beck tore his UCL "off the bone" of his right arm, which required surgery back in 2024 and eventually emerged as a knock on the eventual third-round pick's scouting report. Beck, speaking with local reporters in Tempe at Cardinals rookie mini-camp, says his arm feels "great" and is the strongest it's felt. "I would say towards the end of the season and the playoffs. I mean, my arm felt great, but it only continues to get stronger. And now that I'm, what, a year and a half out of surgery? I mean, my arm is as strong as it's ever been, and I feel like I've been throwing the ball really well recently," said Beck, who had to balance a transfer from Georgia to Miami last offseason while rehabbing the UCL tear.…