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Insiders at the NFL scouting combine discuss Derek Carr's uncertain future, Demario Davis's market value, potential fifth-year options for players, and other notable topics, with a hidden gem to watch.
NFL Network insiders say Derek Carr could come out of retirement for the 2026 season if he lands with the right situation and coaching staff. With QB injuries driving interest, teams have explored Carr as a potential solution, the Saints still hold his rights via a tolled contract, and Carr’s shoulder rehab has progressed to full throwing—a favorable setup could entice him back onto the field.
The Cincinnati Bengals considered signing retired quarterback Derek Carr to replace their struggling QB situation but he declined the offer, leading them to trade for Joe Flacco after Jake Browning's poor performance.
Derek Carr, who recently retired, is open to returning to the NFL but has turned down the Bengals due to concerns about playing behind Joe Burrow and the potential for a long rehab from shoulder surgery. Carr is currently happy in retirement but remains ready to step in if needed, especially given his strong performance last season with the Saints.
Derek Carr retired from the New Orleans Saints due to a lingering shoulder injury, choosing to avoid surgery and the associated long recovery, despite a $30 million salary, to prioritize his health and help the team save cap space and start a new quarterback era with Tyler Shough.
Derek Carr retired from the NFL due to a shoulder injury and degenerative rotator cuff issues, choosing to prioritize his health over playing through pain or surgery, and is now exploring opportunities in broadcasting or coaching while enjoying time with his family.
Derek Carr retired unexpectedly, choosing to forgo a $30 million salary and surgery to repair a shoulder injury, prioritizing his peace of mind over money and indicating this retirement may be permanent.
Derek Carr, a former NFL quarterback, retired from professional football after choosing to prioritize his health over a lucrative contract, expressing contentment with his decision and exploring opportunities in media, business, and coaching, while enjoying his new life away from the field.
The New Orleans Saints officially placed quarterback Derek Carr on the reserve/retired list after he chose to retire due to shoulder injuries, ending his NFL career with notable stats including over 41,000 passing yards and 257 touchdowns.
The New Orleans Saints have ruled out quarterback Derek Carr for their upcoming game against the Commanders due to a concussion and a left hand injury. Jake Haener will make his first career start, with rookie Spencer Rattler as the backup. The team also activated defensive end Tanoh Kpassagnon and placed linebacker D'Marco Jackson on injured reserve.
The Washington Commanders face the New Orleans Saints in Week 15 of the NFL season. The Saints, who have had a tumultuous season with a coaching change and numerous injuries, have shown improvement under interim head coach Darren Rizzi, winning 3 of their last 4 games. With starting QB Derek Carr out due to injury, rookie backup Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener are potential starters. The Saints' run defense remains a significant weakness, while their offense, led by a resurgent Alvin Kamara, aims to capitalize on the Commanders' defensive vulnerabilities.
The New Orleans Saints will start second-year quarterback Jake Haener against the Washington Commanders, as regular starter Derek Carr is sidelined with a concussion and hand injury. Haener, a 2023 fourth-round draft pick from Fresno State, will make his first NFL start. The Saints, currently 5-8, are still in contention for a playoff spot, while the Commanders hold an 8-5 record.
The New Orleans Saints are preparing to start Jake Haener as quarterback against the Washington Commanders if Derek Carr is unable to play due to a concussion and a fractured non-throwing hand. Carr, who has missed three games earlier this season due to an oblique injury, is currently in the concussion protocol and has not practiced all week. Interim coach Darren Rizzi has not ruled out Carr but emphasized the need for him to participate in at least a walkthrough to be considered for the game.
The New Orleans Saints will start Jake Haener at quarterback for their upcoming game against the Commanders, as reported by Nick Underhill. This decision comes after starter Derek Carr suffered a left hand injury that may end his season. Haener, a fourth-round pick in 2023, has not started a regular-season game but has played in seven games this season. Spencer Rattler, who previously started in Carr's absence, will be the backup, with Ben DiNucci on the practice squad.
With Derek Carr likely out due to a concussion and hand injury, the New Orleans Saints are considering Jake Haener and Spencer Rattler as potential starting quarterbacks for their upcoming game against the Commanders. Interim head coach Darren Rizzi noted that both players are competing for the role, and a decision may be made at the last minute as the offensive strategy would not significantly change with either player. Haener has been a backup in seven games this season, while Rattler has started three games, all resulting in losses.