The field marshal criticized the media to speculate on the situation of their health
The field marshal of the New Orleans Saints, Derek Carr, He affirmed that he and the team have remained in contact with respect to their shoulder injury during the preseason.
Derek Carr confirmed his injury during a sermon in the church in Las Vegas During the weekend. It was the first time that Carr talked about his shoulder since the news of a possible problem was made public on April 11, three days before the Saints They will begin phase 1 of your preseason voluntary training program.
Derek Carr criticized ESPNto the media and social networks for speculating about the nature of their injury.
“I have a magnetic resonance report that demonstrates it. The team knows it, we have been in constant communication,” Carr said. “There is nothing wrong, we are investigating it and we will continue.”
Derek Carr has not been at the facilities of the Saints Since the preseason program began, but said that he and his wife, Heather, had planned to fly New Orleans at the beginning of the preseason. He commented that Heather had a health problem and suffered a spontaneous abortion near the scheduled date for his trip. “I say all this to say that we do not judge, let's point out or think the worst when we do not really know what people are happening. Amen? So we have been taking care of our family. If it is going to be faith, family and football, it will be faith, family and American football, regardless of the situation,” Carr continued.
The confirmation of Derek Carr About the injury occurred a few days after the Saints recruited the field marshal Tyler Shough with his second round of this year.
The general manager of the Saints, Mickey Loomishe warned that “it will be a competition” when talking about the role of Shough, but when he was asked to clarify if that competition would be against a healthy car, Loomis remained firm.
“Yes, I mean, Derek is the headline,” Loomis clarified after the draft of the NFL Saturday night.