Huddle Up: Carr had been in jeopardy of missing the upcoming season after experiencing pain in his right shoulder while throwing in late March, on the heels of having had his 2024 campaign cut short due to a concussion and left hand injury. Eventually, it was revealed that Carr had a torn labrum and had significant degenerative changes to his rotator cuff. Surgery had been under consideration but there was no guarantee that the 34-year-old veteran would have been the same caliber of player if he had chosen to continue his career. QBs Spencer Rattler, Jake Haener and rookie Tyler Shough will battle for the Saints' starting job but none of these options should be considered as anything more than low-end QB2 options in deeper fantasy leagues at this point.

Huddle Up: Slater adds that surgery remains on the table, but it is something Carr wants to avoid since he has already had surgery on the same shoulder. Fantasy managers can expect another update or two over the next couple of weeks, but it appears a decision - either by the team or Carr - is coming shortly.

Huddle Up: Carr's availability for 2025 is still uncertain at this point, so fantasy players will need to monitor the situation over the next few months. Tyler Shough, Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener are all candidates to start if Carr is not available, but none are more than No. 2 fantasy QBs.

Huddle Up: Carr is in jeopardy of missing the entire 2025 season if he needs surgery, so fantasy players will need to monitor the situation over the next several weeks. Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener likely will compete for the starting job if the Saints do not bring in another quarterback, but neither is more than a No. 2 fantasy QB.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation to see if Carr has a chance to play in 2025. It seems more likely that the Saints will select an early in the draft and that rookie probably would compete with Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener for the starting job if Carr is not available. Fantasy players should consider the Saints quarterback as a No. 2 QB option.

Huddle Up: This move signals that Carr will be with the team for at least the 2025 season. Even with the impressive mind of new head coach Kellen Moore, fantasy managers should view Carr as a low-end QB2 option.

Huddle Up: Carr finished the 2024 season averaging 15.1 fantasy points per game while missing seven contests due to injury. The addition of Moore is intriguing, but Carr is best viewed as a mid-QB2 option with limited upside.

Huddle Up: This comes as little surprise for most NFL fans, as the Saints enter the offseason about $60 million over the salary cap and are in no position to part with a capable quarterback with so many other needs on the roster. The best thing new head coach Kellen Moore and the front office can do for Carr right now is continue to add quality pieces to an offensive line that has fallen off dramatically since the end of the Sean Payton era. Carr should be considered no more than a middling QB2 option in fantasy in 2025.

Huddle Up: Carr will be a QB2 option universally. He's not the worst option in fantasy, but the problem is that the team is strapped financially and can't afford to add much around him outside of the draft.

Huddle Up: The Saints are expected to hire Kellen Moore as their new head coach, so it is not known if Carr will be playing for the Saints or another team next season. He was limited to 10 games this season and finished with 2,145 yards and 15 touchdowns. He should be a starting quarterback for a team in 2025 but will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.