Post by pavel on Jan 12, 2016 19:54:49 GMT -6
HOUSTON (AP) -- The Oakland Raiders are likely out of the running for a move to Los Angeles and the San Diego Chargers and St. Louis Rams are negotiating a deal to share a stadium in Inglewood, California, a source told The Associated Press Tuesday night.
The source requested anonymity because he wasn't allowed to discuss the negotiations.
All three teams want to move to the nation's second-largest media market, which has been without an NFL team since the Raiders and Rams moved out in 1994.
The Raiders and Chargers had agreed to share a stadium in Carson, California. Rams owner Stan Kroenke wants to build a $1.8 billion showplace in Inglewood, closer to downtown LA.
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The source requested anonymity because he wasn't allowed to discuss the negotiations.
All three teams want to move to the nation's second-largest media market, which has been without an NFL team since the Raiders and Rams moved out in 1994.
The Raiders and Chargers had agreed to share a stadium in Carson, California. Rams owner Stan Kroenke wants to build a $1.8 billion showplace in Inglewood, closer to downtown LA.
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