Carr also met with the Jets and Panthers as a free agent. The Rams are looking to move on from another veteran on their ...
Before the Raiders officially released Derek Carr last month ... The Raiders also never gave Carr and his representation permission to seek a trade. Carr was only allowed to meet with the Saints ...
New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr opened up about the last few ... I was only given permission to talk to one team. As much as I love and respect those guys, Dave and Josh over at the ...
The New Orleans Saints brought in Derek Carr to be their new quarterback, and the team is now working to extend one of their ...
Typically quarterbacks of Derek Carr’s caliber don’t ever get the ... “But I was only able to talk to one team. I was only given permission to talk to one team. As much as I love and respect ...
Derek Carr was calling. The New Orleans Saints head ... then picked up steam when the Saints were granted permission to host Carr on a February visit to New Orleans. The Times-Picayune spoke ...
Derek Carr, a 31-year-old Pro Bowl quarterback, signed with the New Orleans Saints as a free agent earlier this offseason.
Former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr is in the process of finding a place to call home after he was granted permission to seek a trade with another team. And after spending his career ...
After missing the playoffs each of the past two seasons, the New Orleans Saints hope they have finally answered the question that's been hovering over the franchise’s head since Drew Brees ...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Derek Carr has proved repeatedly that he can ... rewritten or redistributed without permission.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr speaks at Ochsner Sports Performance Center ... Carr said he was open to the trade to the Saints, but it was only New Orleans who was only given permission to ...
Derek Carr is heading to the Big Easy ... That allowed the club to receive permission to meet with Carr, though the quarterback held firm and did not waive his no-trade clause.
