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Saints' Carr Eyes Super Bowl Return in 2026

Summary

  • Derek Carr announced retirement after 11 NFL seasons.
  • Carr confirmed interest in playing for a Super Bowl contender.
  • No NFL team has yet contacted the Saints for Carr.
Saints' Carr Eyes Super Bowl Return in 2026

Derek Carr, who announced his retirement from the NFL after 11 seasons, has hinted at a potential return to the league. He confirmed in recent interviews that he is open to playing again, but only under specific conditions.

Carr stated his return would depend on being healthy and having a genuine chance to compete for a Super Bowl. He has reportedly turned down previous offers to play. Reports from the NFL combine suggested discussions around Carr and the Minnesota Vikings, a team that could offer a chance at contention.

However, despite the speculation, official interest from other teams remains unconfirmed. As of early March 2026, no NFL team has made contact with the New Orleans Saints regarding Carr's contractual rights. Carr remains on the Saints' reserve-retired list, meaning any team interested would need to negotiate a trade.

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