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New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr has suffered an oblique injury during a recent game against the Kansas City Chiefs. An MRI confirmed the injury, and while the exact timeline for his return is uncertain, oblique injuries typically result in multiweek absences. If Carr is unable to play, rookie Spencer Rattler or Jake Haener would step in as the starting quarterback. Carr's history of injuries raises concerns about his ability to return effectively.
- Derek Carr's oblique injury could sideline him for multiple weeks.
- Rookie Spencer Rattler or Jake Haener may take over as starting QB.
- Carr has a history of injuries, raising concerns about his return.
Derek Carr | QB
Injury
Week 5
- Suffered an oblique injury during the game against the Chiefs.
- MRI confirmed the injury; timeline for return is uncertain.
- Has a history of significant injuries while with the Saints.
New Orleans Saints
- The Saints may need to rely on a rookie quarterback if Carr is unable to play.
- The team has a challenging schedule with two games in ten days.