Derek Carr
Mentioned in 7 analyzed podcast episodes across 6 shows
An NFL quarterback who retired from the New Orleans Saints but has been considering unretiring for the 2026 season. Podcasters have discussed him as a potential free agent option for quarterback-needy teams, particularly the Raiders and Jets, though he has indicated interest only in joining a Super Bowl contender. His potential comeback availability has been analyzed in relation to the broader quarterback carousel and market movements.
Appears On
Episode Appearances
3 and Out with John Middlekauff · Mar 2, 2026
Jeremiyah Love at the combine, Speed is taking over the NFL, AI's impact on the NFL
“NFL quarterback whose comeback availability affects market for Kyler Murray and Tua”
Heed the Call NFL Podcast with Dan Hanzus & Marc Sessler · Feb 27, 2026
Quarterback Carousel Check-In + Combine News & Rumors
“Considering unretiring for 2026; potential free agent option for QB-needy teams”
Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast · Feb 26, 2026
Game Time & Liar Liar, Field Day! - Fantasy Football Podcast for 2/26
“Former Saints QB reported to be seriously considering unretirement and returning to NFL per Jordan Schultz”
Heed the Call NFL Podcast with Dan Hanzus & Marc Sessler · Feb 17, 2026
Tank Time in Miami? Trade Puka? Who Understands Curling?
“Retired QB open to returning only for Super Bowl contender; discussed as bridge starter option for Raiders”
Stugotz and Company · Feb 12, 2026
Encore: GBF- Bad Bunny's Dressing Room (w/ Simms)
“Quarterback potentially joining New York Jets, expressing love for Aaron Glenn and Jets fans”
The Ringer NFL Draft Show · Feb 10, 2026
Assessing All 32 QB Situations, Who Needs One the Most? Plus, is Mahomes Cool?
“Saints QB potentially traded; discussed as option for Jets despite poor fit concerns”
The Colin Cowherd Podcast · Feb 3, 2026
Super Bowl Week Preview: Darnold From Bust To Top Ten QB, Seahawks Valuation Too Low, Vikings Fire GM, Kubiak Will Succeed
“QB discussed as example of overly cautious play style limiting offensive effectiveness”