[SF_Cardinal_Fan]

Hard for me to believe Stanford would even seriously consider a deal like that.  Aside from the unseemly appearance to the public of a us being a  rent-a-venue, the natural grass field would look like pictures of WWI battlefields by mid-season.  Of course, I also thought water polo was the silliest sport I'd ever heard of and now it might be the backbone of Stanford's Sears/Learfield Cup hegemony,  so there's that.

I agree it is highly improbable that Stanford would consider renting its football stadium to the Raiders.
Financially, I've read that the Raiders were (previously) willing to pay $7.5 million to play its 2019  home schedule at the Oakland Coliseum. And I've read that the likely rent the 49ers would charge the Raiders (to play at Levis) is $15 million.
UNLV has a football stadium and it seems to me that playing there for 2019 may be the most sensible decision for the Raiders. 

Sam Boyd Stadium:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Boyd_Stadium

[SF_Cardinal_Fan]

Hard for me to believe Stanford would even seriously consider a deal like that.  Aside from the unseemly appearance to the public of a us being a  rent-a-venue, the natural grass field would look like pictures of WWI battlefields by mid-season.  Of course, I also thought water polo was the silliest sport I'd ever heard of and now it might be the backbone of Stanford's Sears/Learfield Cup hegemony,  so there's that.

I agree it is highly improbable that Stanford would consider renting its football stadium to the Raiders.
Financially, I've read that the Raiders were (previously) willing to pay $7.5 million to play its 2019  home schedule at the Oakland Coliseum. And I've read that the likely rent the 49ers would charge the Raiders (to play at Levis) is $15 million.
UNLV has a football stadium and it seems to me that playing there for 2019 may be the most sensible decision for the Raiders. 

Sam Boyd Stadium:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Boyd_Stadium