The New Orleans Saints made waves in the draft by selecting offensive tackle Kelvin Banks with the ninth overall pick. But in a recent press conference, head coach Kellen Moore was more focused on the quarterback situation than the new lineman.

When asked who Banks would be protecting this fall, all eyes turned to starting quarterback Derek Carr. However, Carr's recent shoulder injury has left fans and analysts wondering just how stable the situation is under center for the Saints. General Manager Mickey Loomis revealed earlier in the week that the franchise is still awaiting "resolution and clarity" regarding Carr's condition.

Moore emphasized, "We felt like our board was built the right way. We will let the thing play itself out. We trust the process, and we feel like we got some good players in the building." His remarks echoed Loomis's earlier comments, indicating a collective hope that clarity about Carr's health would emerge soon.

With only two quarterbacks selected in the first round of the draft and the Saints holding the 40th pick on Friday night, there remains the possibility of snagging a promising QB to join the roster. The tension and excitement surrounding the team's future direction are palpable as fans await the next move.