In a game against the Detroit Lions, the New Orleans Saints faced a setback as starting quarterback Derek Carr suffered an injury in the fourth quarter. Carr's injury occurred while he was throwing a pass, as Lions pass rusher Bruce Irvin delivered a forceful hit, landing on Carr with the full weight of his body. The hit was deemed illegal, and Irvin was penalized for roughing the passer.

Although the extent of Carr's injury remains unknown, the quarterback displayed clear signs of pain while lying on the ground. Irvin's actions resulted in a penalty, and it is likely that he will face a fine from the NFL for his actions. However, Carr managed to leave the field under his own power, indicating that the injury may not be severe.

Following Carr's departure from the game, Taysom Hill initially took charge as the Saints' quarterback. However, he was quickly replaced by Jameis Winston, who stepped onto the field to handle the next snap. The Saints will rely on Winston's talents as they continue the game without Carr.

The Saints organization, as well as fans, will anxiously await further updates on Carr's condition. His absence will undoubtedly have an impact on the team's gameplay, but the resilient nature of the Saints will ensure they continue to fight for victory.