NFL Raiders looking into AT&T Park for 2019

The Oakland Raiders may be crossing the Bay Bridge for their home games next year.

The San Francisco Giants confifirmed they’ve engaged in initial dialogue with the Raiders about hosting the team’s home games at AT&T Park for the 2019 season.

“There has been initial interest expressed in exploring the opportunity of the Raiders playing at AT&T Park … many details would need to be fifififigured out,” the Giants said in a statement.

The Ra iders’ venue for 2019 has been up in the air since Oakland sued the team and the NFL for antitrust violations. Raiders owner Mark Davis rescinded a rent offffffffffffer that would have allowed the Raiders to play at the Coliseum, the team’s longtime home, in 2019 and the Raiders aren’t scheduled to relocate to Las Vegas until 2020.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reported that because AT&T Park falls within “the 49ers territorial rights within the market,” the Raiders and Giants cannot reach an agreement without receiving additional approval. Whether that approval must come from the NFL or the 49ers remains unclear.

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