Las Vegas Raiders QB Derek Carr says he has no desire to leave team

to make things right."I'd rather go down with the ship, you know what I'm saying, if I have to."Carr, who turned 30 in March, had been asked about how several of his contemporaries had aired their grievances publicly this offseason, from Deshaun Watson to Russell Wilson to Aaron Rodgers, and why Carr, who has had far from an optimal roster and situation in his career with the Raiders, had remained silent."I'm that old-school mentality -- I'm playing for one team and that's it," he said. Carr's 63 losses are the most by a quarterback in his first seven NFL seasons.Carr, though, is coming off career highs in passing yards (4,103) and passer rating (101.4) for the Raiders, who went 8-8 last season."I think Derek Carr had his best year yet under Jon Gruden," Raiders general manager Mike Mayock said this offseason.