Derek Carr Faces Uncertainty After Injury in Monday Night Game

Derek Carr's On-Field Struggles

Kansas City, Mo. – During a tumultuous match, Derek Carr, the New Orleans Saints quarterback, faced a significant challenge when an oblique injury sidelined him for the last 9:38 of the Saints’ 26-13 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. This injury came as the Saints extend their losing streak to three after starting the season with two victories.

Details of the Injury

• Carr completed 18 of 28 passes for 165 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception before being forced from the game.
• His last play was targeting receiver Mason Tipton, resulting in an incomplete pass.
• Carr expressed disappointment about not finishing the game with his teammates, confirming an MRI for further assessment.

Coach and Medical Staff Insights

Coach Dennis Allen revealed that the medical staff advised Carr had an injury to his left side, prompting his exit from the game. Carr has a history of injuries from last season but managed to start all 17 regular-season games. Previously, Carr dealt with a sprain in his right shoulder against Green Bay and a concussion against Minnesota.

Looking Ahead

While the exact cause of the injury remains unclear, Carr pointed out that it was not due to a hit but rather a result of torque while making a throw. As Carr attempts to recover, fans await updates on his status for the looming game against Tampa Bay this Sunday.