Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr Joseph Maiorana-USA TODAY Sports

Derek Carr has often faced rumors that the Las Vegas Raiders might want to move on from him. The team’s potential hire of New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels could reportedly change that.

Both McDaniels and rumored GM candidate Dave Ziegler have high opinions of Carr, according to Michael Silver of NFL.com. Carr has one year remaining on his contract, but Silver makes it sound like both Ziegler and McDaniels would be interested to work with the quarterback beyond that.

Less than two weeks ago, it was reported that the Raiders could look to move on from Carr during the offseason. That was said to be dependent on the team’s personnel hires, as there may be other interested coaches who might be less enthusiastic about the Las Vegas quarterback.

McDaniels appears to be the leading candidate to become Raiders coach at this stage. Given his success with Tom Brady, that could prove very good news for Carr.

More must-reads:

TODAY'S BEST
Cowboys finally address RB position by adding familiar face
Joel Embiid 'disappointed' by Knicks fans taking over Sixers arena
Timberwolves get brutal update on head coach's injury
Report: Kevin Durant 'never felt comfortable' in Suns' offense
Timberwolves win first series in 20 years after sweeping Suns
James Harden outduels former teammate as Clippers even series
Canucks rally to take shocking 3-1 series lead over Predators
Rangers sweep Capitals to advance to second round of NHL playoffs
Knicks shut down Sixers in final minutes to take 3-1 lead
Watch: Pacers' Myles Turner slams the door on Bucks
Women's hoops icon Candace Parker retires: Basketball world pays tribute
Falcons HC Raheem Morris addresses QB situation after curious draft pick
MLB making changes to uniforms after harsh player criticism
Four things we learned after Denny Hamlin's win at Dover
Mind-blowing stat sums up the Nuggets-Lakers series
Oilers win defensive gem to go up 3-1 on Kings
Steelers back makes revealing comment about difference in QB situation
Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry team up to win Zurich in playoff
10 notable steals from the 2024 NFL Draft
Watch: Timberwolves HC Chris Finch suffers injury in sideline collision