Former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr made headlines for talking about he will not be taking a pay cut next season for the New Orleans Saints. Carr signed with the Saints in 2023.

Derek Carr wants to do what he can to help the Saints in 2025, but he says he won’t take a pay cut: ‘Especially with what I put on tape’

The Las Vegas Raiders cut Derek Carr two years ago. They haven't been better off. Avoiding the same mistake will be the Saints' aim as they decide whether to keep Carr for 2025.

After retaining GM Mickey Loomis, the Saints will soon pair their long-running front office with a new coaching staff. This partnership will oversee a retooling effort, as a full rebuild does not appear in the cards.

Saints QB Derek Carr has been dealing with a hand injury and was trying to return to face his former team. Here are the latest updates.

Derek Carr has been dealing with a left hand injury since the Saints’ Week 14 game against the New York Giants. It is not the first time he has missed games this season, literally adding insult to injury with New Orleans’ struggles. The Saints will now face his former team, the Las Vegas Raiders, in Week 17.

Derek Carr missed seven games in 2024 due to injury, including the final four contests due to a broken hand. He signed a four-year, $150 million contract with New Orleans in 2023, and as it stands currently,

New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr said he would not take a pay cut for the team, but he would restructure his deal.

Whispers emerged in December suggesting that the New Orleans Saints could move on from quarterback Derek Carr during the upcoming offseason. Would Carr accept a pay cut to remain in New Orleans?