49ers could refuse to let Raiders play in San Francisco
Feb 5, 2019 at 12:00 PM
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When news surfaced Sunday night that the Raiders had an agreement to play at Oracle Park in San Francisco during the 2019 season, it sounded as if it was a done deal. It's far from that. The 49ers and the NFL also would have to approve the Raiders' one-year move to San Francisco, and that [more]
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