It's possible, but it's not what we're looking for right now. An area of lower pressure may head down there, but it is debateable as to whether or not it is Rita or just the tail end of a cold front projected to slide through the eastern US this week. Given the forcing behind it all, (re)development would be unlikely in the short term; it'd have to stick out there for awhile.
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