Here’s some good work from Derek Carr — the New Orleans Saints quarterback was recognized as the NFLPA’s Week 17 Community MVP for his charitable efforts.

Saints quarterback Derek Carr is out Sunday with a left-hand injury and won’t face his former team, the Raiders, in New Orleans.

If Carr isn’t able to prove he is ready to return, then it will be rookie Spencer Rattler who will get his fifth start of the season. Though the Saints have no won with Rattler at QB, including Monday becoming the only team in the NFL to be shut out.

The Saints may not be winning on the field, but they're certainly winning off of it. The NFLPA announced on Friday morning that Derek Carr is the Week 17 Commun

Four New Orleans Saints starters did not see the practice field on ... trending in the right direction before Week 17’s Las Vegas Raiders game. Quarterback Derek Carr (left hand), running back Alvin Kamara (groin), center Erik McCoy (elbow), and left ...

New Orleans Saints interim head coach Darren Rizzi said Tuesday he is hopeful that veteran quarterback Derek Carr can return to action against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday at the Superdome.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr, previously considered doubtful to play, was officially ruled out of Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders, and second-year quarterback Jake Haener,

New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr has been named the Week 17 NFLPA Community MVP after he and his wife Heather hosted nine families for a holiday meal and provided them with presents at the Salvation Army on Dec. 21, 2024. At the end of the evening, Carr surprised each family with a gift of $5,000.

The Las Vegas Raiders will not be facing an old friend in Week 17 after all, as quarterback Derek Carr has been ruled out with a hand injury. Not only does that take away some of the excitement for this matchup,

Saints quarterback Derek Carr is dealing with a non-throwing hand injury. Here are the latest updates regarding his Week 16 status.

Dennis Allen won't be returning to the New Orleans Saints in 2025, but the quarterback he recruited appears to be here to stay. ESPN's Adam Schefter shared some insight on what's in the plans for the black and gold,