Injuries are the worst part of the game, and Derek Carr no longer wanted any part of it. This was the major factor that led him to retire. Every athlete has a ‘Why,’ the main reason that drives them to play the game every day, the main reason that ...

New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr confirming over the weekend that he was retiring due to reasons related to a significant shoulder injury seemed to be the final chapter of a saga that had hovered over the Saints since the end of the 2024 regular season.

The Raiders’ all-time leader in passing yards and passing touchdowns announced his retirement Saturday because of a shoulder injury he suffered with the Saints.

Derek Carr's tenure as a New Orleans Saint was defined by the damage he took. He was an injury report mainstay in his first season, managing to start every week in 2023. He was less fortunate in 2024; his 10 games played were the fewest in a single season of his 11-year NFL career.

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