With Derek Carr officially announcing his retirement, the New Orleans Saints find themselves entering a new era at the ...

The New Orleans Saints lost quarterback Derek Carr to injury and eventually retirement this offseason. To replace him, the team drafted Louisville quarterback T ...

Wide receiver Brandin Cooks signed with the Saints before Carr stepped away, and Cooks sent quite a message to those who ...

He followed one of his old Raiders coaches, Dennis Allen, to the Saints ahead of the 2023 season. He was mostly effective ...

In the weeks before the 2025 NFL Draft, news dropped that Carr was grappling with a shoulder injury that put his availability ...

Pete Prisco and Kyle Long join CBS Sports HQ to break down the top QB training camp battles around the NFL.

Winners of 11 consecutive division titles from 2009-2019, the New England Patriots have spiraled to back-to-back last-place ...

Former Saints quarterback Derek Carr not yet speaking to any reporters about his decision to retire at 34 years old ...

There appears to be some confusion from New Orleans Saints officials about what exactly was bothering Derek Carr.

Derek Carr announced he's retiring, and we know that'll help the Saints and the salary cap. But how much help will it be? Let's dig into the numbers.

Derek Carr deserves some credit. He could've taken $40 million to sit on the couch this season, but he gave most of it back to the Saints in retiring.

ESPN reports that, before announcing his retirement, Derek Carr contacted other teams. He would've played through injury for them, but not the Saints?