PHOENIX -- The remain one of three for a move to Los Angeles, but team owner Mark Davis on Monday wouldn't say much about a potential relocation.When asked Davis if he could see the Silver and Black staying in Oakland deep into the future, he smiled and replied: Yes, sir."Despite the verbal vote of confidence, the remain one of the most logical squads for a move after teaming with the for a stadium proposal in Carson, California, back in February. With the also in play to relocate out of St. Louis, owner John Mara said Sunday that he expects in 2016.We on the future of pro football in Los Angeles shortly, with the league expected to provide an update on the situation during Monday's meeting. A league source told NFL Media's Albert Breer that the NFL is working Byron Pringle Jersey to set up April visits to San Diego, Oakland and St. Louis to conduct its own market a se sment on those three cities. Still, NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport made it clear that a trio of clubs in Southern California isn't seen as "feasible" by the NFL.That means Davis, ultimately, might have no choice but to be "absolutely" fine with remaining in Oakland. Still, there's plenty left to this story.Other nuggets from Davis:The owner said he was content with the free-agency haul produced by general manager Reggie McKenzie, but talked about the roster as a work-in-progre s, saying: "It's not over. There's still more players out Le'Veon Bell Jersey there."Davis made waves at last year's Owners Meeting when he labeled fullback as Oakland's core player. Davis wasn't about to travel down that wormhole again. When I asked him to name his current "core" types, he grinned as he walked away, saying only: "Ask Jack (Del Rio)."The latest Podcast and discu ses 's future. Find more content on .