Report: Raiders could remain in Oakland in 2016, new stadium or not

Oakland hasn't made much advancement in the NFL's race to Los Angeles.
So, while the city and team both mull their next moves, perhaps a temporary truce would benefit both sides:
The league appears ready to jump back in to America's second-largest city. That the Raiders are hesitant could signal where they think they stand in the rumored three-team pecking order.
After all, reports from this month's owners meeting suggest the Raiders trail both the Chargers and Rams for relocation approval. To make matters worse, those two teams could ultimately execute the Raiders' original L.A.-area stadium plan.
A momentary pause makes sense, then. It'd allow the team to regain leverage, field offers from Oakland again (and perhaps, San Antonio), and readjust its finances and maybe even its ownership structure.
Latest murmurs are that Mark Davis will sign a 2 year extension in Oakland, take time to sort out next move. @Dave01 @RAIDERS
— Mark Purdy (@MercPurdy) October 17, 2015