Derek Carr is set for a visit with an NFC team.
The Las Vegas Raiders have given permission to Carr to visit with the New Orleans Saints. NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport says that the visit is set to take place on Wednesday, but no trade is imminent.
The Raiders have to make a decision with Carr by Feb. 15. If they don’t cut or trade Carr by then, they would owe the quarterback more than $40 million guaranteed.
Carr has a no-trade clause and can veto any possible deal. In order for a trade to come together, the Raiders would have to first agree to compensation with another team. That organization would then have to negotiate with Carr about his contract and ask him to waive his right to veto a trade.
It seems most likely that the 31-year-old quarterback will be cut by the Raiders and become free to sign with any team.
In addition to the Saints, the New York Jets could also have interest in Carr, who just made his fourth career Pro Bowl — where he shined during a skills challenge.
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