No, not the Minnesota Vikings, who are fully rolling with J.J. McCarthy after letting the Rodgers ship sail. How about the New Orleans Saints, whose suddenly iffy relationship with incumbent starter Derek Carr took a dramatic turn this week when Carr announced his retirement at age 34?

The Saints are signing a quarterback in the wake of Derek Carr's retirement. Former Iowa State QB Hunter Dekkers gets a longer look after trying out.

Derek Carr shocked the football world recently when he announced he was retiring from the New Orleans Saints before the start of the 2025 season. He reportedly discovered a previously unknown shoulder injury and decided it was better to walk away.

How long will the honeymoon period last for both Coach Kellen Moore and his rookie quarterback Tyler Shough, and will team bring in a vet QB?

Derek Carr's retirement prompts the New Orleans Saints to sign Hunter Dekkers. Dekkers, previously ineligible due to gambling issues, impressed coaches at a minicamp. He joins Tyler Shough, Spencer Rattler,

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Carr tried an injection and rehab but it wouldn't allow him to possibly return to 100 percent unless he underwent surgery. The team also announced that the veteran passer had a labral tear and "significant degenerative changes" to his rotator cuff, which were discovered in March.

Last month, a strange and random report surfaced concerning New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr. NFL Media reported that Carr was dealing with a shoulder injury that could threaten his availability for the 2025 season.