Tyler Shough has already made Saints franchise history. He's only the second quarterback to be drafted in the first or second round by the Saints in 58 years and the first since Archie Manning in 1971. He could become the first rookie quarterback to be the Saints opening day starter since Manning in 1971.

The New Orleans' Saints are dealing with more uncertainty at quarterback following an injury to 2023 fourth-round pick Jake Haener at OTAs.

The Saints' likely option for the starting role is Spencer Rattler, the second-year quarterback who stepped up last season when Carr was injured. The other two options include two rookies—Tyler Shough, who was drafted No. 40 overall, and Hunter Dekkers, who was signed as an undrafted rookie last week.

The Saints quarterbacks have a lot of doubters to prove wrong. PFF argues their QB room is the NFL's worst, whether or not Tyler Shough starts.

Saints QB Jake Haener suffered an oblique injury at practice on Wednesday. He may not practice again until training camp.

With Carr out of the picture, the Saints are left with a quarterback room of Jake Haener, Tyler Shough, and Spencer Rattler following New Orleans' decision to draft Shough at the top of the second round of the NFL Draft.

Whether he's starting a rookie like Tyler Shough or a second-year pro in Spencer Rattler, Kellen Moore says he's confident in the young Saints QB room

Kalen DeBoer recognizes the importance of building an offense around your quarterback. He did it at Fresno State with Jake Haener, at Washington with Michael Penix Jr. and last season during Year 1 at Alabama with Jalen Milroe.