There are several indications Stafford will find out where he plays in 2025 in the next couple of weeks. Plus, why the Saints keeping Derek Carr makes sense.

The biggest decision facing the New Orleans Saints this offseason was whether Derek Carr would be returning for another year and based on what general manager Mickey Loomis and new coach Kellen Moore had to say at the NFL Scouting Combine this week,

Mike Florio and Chris Simms spell out why Derek Carr has to be phenomenal if the Saints hold onto him and why New Orleans doesn’t have many other QB options.

"If they're not settled on a contract for Derek Carr, if they want him to take a pay cut, I don't see that happening, there is still a chance as of right now that Derek Carr becom

Matthew Stafford has been given permission to talk with other teams. The Saints won’t be in the market, but a Stafford trade could impact Derek Carr:

The New Orleans Saints are at a crossroads. After a disastrous 4-13 season that landed them the No. 9 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the team is in dire need of major upgrades at multiple positions.

Derek Carr's time with the New Orleans Saints has been underwhelming, prompting the team's general manager to reveal their plans for the veteran quarterback. When Derek Carr joined the New Orleans Saints in 2023,

The Saints appear committed to retaining quarterback Derek Carr in 2025, with a contract restructure likely in the works.

The Saints appear to have put an end to the controversy surrounding the quarterback position, at least for now. According to ESPN's Katherine Terrell, Saints general manager Mickey Loomis and head coach Kellen Moore both backed incumbent veteran Derek Carr to be their starter next year.

There is a possibility that the New Orleans Saints cut ties with quarterback Derek Carr this offseason if the team wants to get its financial house in order in the next few years. If that happens, one NFL analyst thinks Carr will go to the AFC.