The Facts: The Raiders have told Carr that he is their quarterback now and for the foreseeable future, sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter, affirming head coach Jon Gruden's assertion that Oakland will not trade the three-time Pro Bowler.

Diehards Line: Carr is expected to remain as Oakland's starting quarterback for the rest of the season and likely next season as well, according to Schefter's sources. Gruden sometimes has said one thing and done another -- he said the Raiders weren't interested in trading defensive end Khalil Mack, but they did. The same is true of wide receiver Amari Cooper, who was traded to the Cowboys last week. But the Raiders have gone out of their way to give assurances that Carr is not being traded, and they plan to keep him. Gruden told ESPN's Chris Mortensen on Monday, in the wake of the Cooper trade, that the Raiders "are not trading anyone else" when asked about Carr's future.