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.

Quarterback Derek Carr sat out seven games because of injury but said he has had "super positive" talks about his future in New Orleans, even if he's not willing to take a pay cut.

New Orleans Saints starting quarterback Derek Carr said he is "fully confident" he will return to the team next season despite speculation about his future in New Orleans.

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.

#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.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be facing the New Orleans Saints in Week 18 as their regular season finale. A win for the Bucs secures them a spot in the playoffs as it would win them the NFC South.

Carr will miss his fourth straight game after suffering a fracture to his non-throwing hand in a Dec. 8 win over the New York Giants. Though Saints interim coach pushed back against reporting that described Carr's return as unlikely, the quarterback ultimately wasn't able to heal enough in order to play.