US EditionSaints QB Derek Carr is retiring because of 'significant degenerative changes' to his right shoulder
- Derek Carr, the starting quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, revealed his decision to retire from professional football on May 10, 2025, due to a shoulder injury.
- Carr decided to retire due to significant degenerative changes and a labral tear in his right shoulder discovered after injury.
- He played more than 11 seasons, including nine with the Raiders and one with the Saints, struggling with injuries in his final year.
- Carr concluded his career with 41,245 passing yards, 257 touchdowns, and a 77-92 record, reflecting on more than a decade of gratitude for the opportunities and experiences he has had.
- His retirement frees roughly $30 million in salary cap space for the Saints, who now consider Tyler Shough and other quarterbacks for the starting role.
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