Ian Van Roy

4 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Ian Van Roy

Abdul Carter’s long wait to see if he’d be picked in the top five is finally over. The pass rusher went third overall to the New York Giants in a loaded 2025 NFL draft class. The Giants also picked Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo as they look to rebuild their offense. Skattebo was a standout at Arizona State, but standing next to the Penn State pass rusher is like comparing the Burj Khalifa to a two-story house. A video making the rounds shows just how big the gap is.

4 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Ian Van Roy

Derek Carr is officially stepping away from football. The former New Orleans Saints quarterback announced his retirement on May 10, ending a career that began as the 36th overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft. Carr’s decision appears to be driven by health concerns. A series of injuries, including a rotator cuff issue, reportedly couldn’t be fully repaired through surgery, ultimately prompting his exit from the game.

4 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Ian Van Roy

Derek Carr’s availability had already been in question for the 2025 season. However, while many were prepared for a late start to the year for the New Orleans Saints quarterback, few were expecting him to pull the closest thing to Andrew Luck since Luck’s stunning retirement with the Indianapolis Colts in August 2019. Carr’s exit will be examined for years. The quarterback himself might replay the decision in his head after the fact for even longer.

4 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Ian Van Roy

In a scene not entirely different from the Andrew Luck retirement, Saints quarterback Derek Carr has decided to retire from football, effective immediately. The announcement made on May 10 ends a career that dates back to 2014. In total, the quarterback threw for 257 touchdowns and 112 interceptions. The Saints quarterback gave his explanation in a May 10 post by the Saints on Twitter. Derek Carr Retires From FootballCarr is retiring due to injuries stemming from a right shoulder injury.

5 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Ian Van Roy

Skip Bayless and Tom Brady find themselves in a spat about Shedeur Sanders. It all started with Sanders’ slide in the 2025 NFL Draft, with Bayless accusing Brady of playing a role in holding the Raiders back from drafting Sanders higher. Brady has since responded, claiming that the media were saying things without providing any proof or evidence. Now, the sports media personality has responded to the indirect callout.