The Saints aren't the only team with uncertainty at quarterback, though. The Pittsburgh Steelers await Aaron Rodgers' decision on whether he will continue to play or retire. The Cleveland Browns and Indianapolis Colts have wide-open quarterback competitions.

The big NFL news of the weekend has revolved around New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr. His status for 2025 came into question recently after it was revealed that he needed shoulder surgery. Instead of going through a risky surgery, Carr opted to retire. He's retiring as a Saint, but that's not the team that he'll be remembered for.

Derek Carr's former Las Vegas Raiders teammate responded to the news that the quarterback has decided to retire.

The Las Vegas Raiders have made plenty of improvements in the off-season for Raiders Nation to be excited about. Pete Carroll is the head coach of their team an

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Carr tried an injection and rehab but it wouldn't allow him to possibly return to 100 percent unless he underwent surgery. The team also announced that the veteran passer had a labral tear and "significant degenerative changes" to his rotator cuff, which were discovered in March.

Derek Carr spent his final two seasons with the New Orleans Saints, but the previous nine were with the Raiders, where he became a cornerstone of the franchise. Following Carr’s retirement announcement,

The Chicago Bears must do everything they can to make sure Caleb Williams doesn't suffer the same fate as Derek Carr.