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“Derek Carr’s oblique injury is considered to be ‘week-to-week,'” according to a source providing information to NFL Insider Josina Anderson of the New Orleans Saints quarterback position.

As Carr attempted to deliver the ball to one of his receivers in the fourth quarter, he suffered an injury that required medical attention.

Given the severity of the oblique injury, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo anticipate that Carr will “miss multiple weeks” of action.

“It wasn’t even a hit,” Carr said to the gathering of media. Honestly, right at the moment when I was about to throw that ball to the tip, I fell back and torqued. At that very moment, I was able to comprehend it.

As of yet, the Saints have not disclosed whether or not Carr will be absent from the upcoming Week 6 game against Tampa Bay, which is a team from the NFC South. Jake Haener and Spencer Rattler will be promoted to the roles of quarterback 1 and quarterback 2 if this occurs.

As a backup plan in case of an emergency, New Orleans might potentially think about bringing in a free-agent quarterback like Tom Brady.

During the game against the Kansas City Chiefs, Derek Carr completed 18 of 28 passes for 165 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception.

After taking over for Carr, Jake Haener entered the game and completed two of his seven passes for a total of 17 yards under his leadership. In the National Football League, Spencer Rattler has not yet attempted a pass during the regular season.