The Las Vegas Raiders allowed Derek Carr to take a visit to New Orleans this week in order for him to waive his no-trade clause, allowing them to move the veteran, franchise leader in many categories, and yesterday, it was also revealed what it would cost to acquire the veteran Quarterback.
With plenty of suitors, there may be several teams competing to acquire Carr, and according to reports, it will take a very affordable price of either a second or a third round pick, and while that's a solid price, it also comes with the price tag of Carr, who is one of the highest paid in the league at his position.
Over his nine year career, 35,222 passing yards to go along with a solid 217 Touchdowns and 99 Interceptions, and while he's not at the level of Aaron Rodgers, acquiring him would certainly change the fortunes of any franchise he's traded too this off-season.
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