The Raiders have allowed Derek Carr permission to speak with teams that have agreed to meet the compensation expectations that the franchise is seeking in exchange for the quarterback’s services, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The news also comes a day after Carr said that nothing had been set in stone about his next home in the NFL.
Carr, who expects to be traded to another team, has explicitly stated that he has no intention to remain in Las Vegas for the ’23 season, meaning he will not extend his contract past Feb. 15. If the 31-year-old was to do so, his guaranteed $40 million would begin.
