Saints' Derek Carr Says He's 'Not Good' After Oblique Injury vs. Chiefs; Will Get MRI
Saints' Derek Carr Says He's 'Not Good' After Oblique Injury vs. Chiefs; Will Get MRI The New Orleans Saints took a blow to their offense in the fourth quarter of their matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday. Quarterback Derek Carr suffered an oblique injury that sent him to the locker room. The team announced on social media that he was questionable to return to the game, though he ended up not coming back in with the game out of reach in the final minutes. He told reporters that he is "not good" after the game: Matthew Paras @Matthew_Paras Derek Carr when asked how he's feeling: "Not good" <a href="https://t.co/gdwBXsJoOZ">pic.twitter.com/gdwBXsJoOZ</a> The quarterback added that he will get an MRI to determine the severity of his injury. Carr had 165 passing yards, a touchdown and an interception on 18-of-28 passing before exiting with the injury. He was replaced by second-year quarterback Jake Haener, a fourt...