One major storyline that will be followed this offseason concerns the New Orleans Saints and Derek Carr. While they'd be taking on over $50 million in dead cap if released before June 1, the Saints need to make a decision on their veteran quarterback.

Because they pick third in the 2025 NFL Draft — behind two quarterback-needy teams (Titans and Browns) — they’ll have to explore all avenues as they seek a starting quarterback.

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

New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr said he "wouldn't take a pay cut" amid the team's dire cap space situation heading into next season. "Yeah,

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,

Few teams have created as big a mess of the salary cap for themselves as the New Orleans Saints. General manager Mickey Loomis spearheaded a push to build around veteran quarterback Derek Carr and former head coach Dennis Allen a couple of offseasons ago that resulted

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.

Veteran quarterback Derek Carr will either return to the New Orleans Saints in 2025 or enter free agency, but he's reminded the organization of his worth and sacrifice