Mark Davis says not against idea of Raiders moving from Bay Area

New accepted administrator Reggie McKenzie played linebacker for the Raiders aback aback they were in Los Angeles in the 1980s. And it's not out of the catechism that he and the aggregation could be aback there in a brace of years.

"Yeah, Los Angeles is a possibility," buyer Mark Davis said Tuesday. "Wherever's a possibility. We charge a stadium."

The Raiders accept had discussions with groups in Los Angeles, as able-bodied as with the 49ers about the achievability of administration a Santa Clara stadium. The Raiders played in Los Angeles from 1982 to '94. Davis hasn't admired any of the offers to return. Yet.

"The calendar is yesterday. So that's area it is. We've got to get a stadium. We've got to get that done," Davis said. "It's such a aggressive business. It absolutely is competitive. We can't attempt for a lot of the players that added teams can, at times."

Raiders CEO Amy Trask additionally has talked with Oakland admiral about the team's No. 1 alternative - architecture a amphitheater on the team's accepted Coliseum armpit off Interstate 880. Davis said the Tuesday's signing of McKenzie as accepted administrator will chargeless him to assignment added on accepting the Raiders out of their anachronous home.

In acknowledgment to a reporter's catechism afterwards Reggie McKenzie was alien as the Raiders' fresh accepted manager, Davis said he was accessible to the proposed collective ability with the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara, Calif., and has spent added than a year on amphitheater options added than aged Oakland Coliseum. But if a amphitheater band-aid can't be done in the Bay Area, "something will get done somewhere," Davis said.

"We've got to get a stadium. We've got to get that done," said Davis, who added he has talked to groups in L.A. but hasn't accustomed an action he likes. "It's such a aggressive business. It absolutely is competitive. We can't attempt for a lot of the players that added teams can at times."

Regardless of area the Raiders play, Davis said they will abide beneath his ownership.

"This is my life," he said. "I've been with the Raiders for 48 years. And my accomplished affair is to abide the bequest that my ancestor (Al Davis, who died in October) congenital here, and I've got one of the better continued families in the world."