Mickey Loomis' astonishingly strong belief in Derek Carr speaks to why the New Orleans Saints should be looking for a new lead executive this offseason.

New Orleans Saints GM Mickey Loomis met with the media on Monday and discussed a number of topics, including Derek Carr, the team's salary-cap situation and the potential for a quick turnaround.

Sorry New Orleans Saints fans, but starting quarterback Derek Carr isn't about to make any concessions when it comes to helping the team improve. Carr is

New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis is showing no interest in stepping down and no lack of confidence in his ability to find the right coach to lead a quick turnaround.

#Saints QB Derek Carr has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the #Bucs after attempts to inject his injured hand were unsuccessful. Spencer Rattler will start the season finale. Alvin Kamara is also listed as doubtful. The #Bucs can clinch the NFC South with a win.

Carr was, however, ruled out once again which will put an end to his campaign. He has been dealing with an left hand injury since the end of the Week 13 match against the New York Giants.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr shares his thoughts on his future with the NFC South division franchise.

Carr told ESPN that he has already had "super positive" conversations with the Saints about his future, but he apparently has made it clear he's not taking a pay cut.

Saints QB Derek Carr has spent the last two years with the team but has an uncertain future after another underwhelming season. Despite another year where New Orleans came up short in a weak division,

Despite a massively disappointing season the New Orleans Saints seem content to retain GM Mickey Loomis. The Saints finished 5-12 in 2024, their worst record since going 3-13 in the 2005 season. However the team clearly values continuity as Loomis is the NFL’s longest tenured general manager,