David Carr recently spent time on the links with his younger brother, former Saints and Raiders quarterback Derek Carr, who shocked the NFL world over the weekend by retiring at the age of 34 ...

After 11 seasons in the NFL, Derek Carr is settling into the next phase of his career by being at home with his wife and their four kids in Fresno. That doesn’t mean he will be home all the time.

Derek Carr retired but there's more than what meets the eye according to one report. The former second-round pick announced his retirement at the age of 34 in a shocking NFL move.

Giving up $30 million may keep him out of the Business of Football Hall of Fame, but it was impressive. Plus, thoughts on Justin Tucker, George Pickens, Bill Belichick and a new Commanders stadium.

Derek Carr has opened up on his decision to retire from the NFL, a decision which saw him give up $30 million he would have been paid by the New Orleans Saints during the 2025 season. Last month ...

Derek Carr retired during the 2025 NFL offseason because of a shoulder injury. He believes it was the right move despite leaving money on the table.

Derek Carr recently retired from the NFL. It may seem odd to ask about Carr's legacy. He wasn't a superstar. But he was still an important figure.

Derek Carr announced his sudden retirement from the NFL last week due to a potentially degenerative shoulder injury. The 34-year-old was diagnosed with a labral tear in his right shoulder.

Derek Carr, the retired and former New Orleans Saints starting quarterback, spoke to 'Front Office Sports,' and remained transparent about his thought process retiring.

While nursing a severe shoulder injury, Derek Carr said he chose to retire because he couldn’t “just take” the New Orleans Saints’ money while sidelined for the 2025 season.

But Carr opted against that, choosing to forego $30 million to move on with the rest of his life. Yes, Carr is still in strong consideration for my next Business of Football Hall of Fame class.