The Las Vegas Raiders moved on from quarterback Derek Carr.
He spent the first part of his career with the franchise and got it to the playoffs, but it chose to go in a different direction after the 2022 season.
Despite that difficult ending, Carr recently hinted at a potential retirement plan with the Raiders.
“I would love to sign a one-day contract. I would love to do that with the Raiders, [but] we haven’t gotten to that point yet,” Carr said.
When the time officially comes, would Derek sign a one-day contract to retire as a Raider?
"I would love to do that with the Raiders […but…] we haven't gotten to that point yet." https://t.co/sdzcLy5ahQ pic.twitter.com/9PVRDU3YwM
— Home Grown with David & Derek Carr (@HomeGrownTweet) November 6, 2025
Carr spent nine seasons with the organization, and while things weren’t always smooth, he was the main reason they were a playoff contender.
He’s arguably the best quarterback in recent Raiders history and was considered a class act during his time with the franchise.
Sometimes, the way an organization deals with its players is an indicator of how they will fare on the field.
The Raiders have had their fair share of questionable characters play for them over the years, and the organization hasn’t been very successful over the past two decades.
Carr finished his career with two seasons with the New Orleans Saints.
Hopefully, the Raiders will do right by someone who stood with them through thick and thin and will allow him to retire as a member of their organization.
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