Never say never, right? At least that's what Derek Carr says.
Carr, 35, retired in May 2025 after 11 seasons, but the four-time Pro Bowler said that multiple teams have tried to bring him back.
"There were multiple teams that reached out to me this offseason. I won't say who or how, but they reached out and was just gauging my interest on what I wanted to do. They were good, solid football teams," Carr said during a recent appearance on NFL Network’s "Good Morning Football."
Carr didn’t shut down the possibility of a return but said it would take a "special situation" to come back.
"I never say never. It would take a special situation," Carr said.
"I think I’m just at the point where I just want to win. I want to win," Carr said. "So, if I were to do it, it would have to be a special team that maybe lost somebody or needed somebody, but even then, it's not guaranteed."
Carr said he is always training and staying in shape but is enjoying being a husband and father.
"I'm having too much fun hanging out with my wife, hanging out with my kids and trying to get good at golf. So, it would take a special deal."
In 169 career regular season games, Carr has a record of 77-92, a 65.1% completion percentage and has thrown for 41,245 yards with 257 touchdowns and 112 interceptions. He spent nine seasons with the Las Vegas Raiders and two with the Saints.
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