49ers president Jed York was asked about the possibility of sharing a stadium with the Oakland Raiders in the Bay Area during an interview with KNBR. "Sharing a stadium at a very high level makes a lot of sense," said York. "We've carved out in our deal that we can potentially have two stadiums in Santa Clara." York continued and talked about the possibility of building a stadium where the Oakland Coliseum currently exists if the 49ers are unable to successfully build their stadium in Santa Clara. "If we could do a joint stadium in Oakland as an alternative, it is something that I would at least explore." The Giants and Jets have successfully shared a stadium for several decades and have built a new stadium together in New Jersey.

Hue Jackson, who was scheduled to interview Tuesday in Chicago for the Bears' offensive coordinator job, will accept an offer to serve in that capacity for the Oakland Raiders, sources close to the situation tell ESPN. Jackson interviewed with Raiders owner Al Davis last week and has had a desire to become an NFL offensive coordinator. His biggest project is expected to be working with Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell.

Al Davis has decided to retain Tom Cable as head coach for the 2010 season, a source close to the situation told ESPN on Saturday. Cable will fulfill the final year of his contract with the Raiders, the source said. The Raiders denied the report on Saturday, saying the evaluation process is still ongoing. Cable had widespread support throughout the players in the Raiders locker room.

Baltimore Ravens quarterbacks coach Hue Jackson interviewed Wednesday for the Oakland Raiders? offensive coordinator position. Jackson interviewed last year for the San Francisco 49ers? offensive coordinator job. Jackson has coached Joe Flacco for the past two seasons and is considered to be instrumental in his development.

The Oakland Raiders have spoken to Stanford head coach Jim Harbaugh about becoming their head coach, sources inside and outside the organization said, but Harbaugh did not express interest in the job. The Raiders also have spoken with former offensive coordinator Marc Trestman, who now coaches in the CFL. A source said Jim Fassel also talked to Oakland about the job but the former NFL coach, in an interview with Sirius/XM Mad Dog Radio on Wednesday, denied speaking to the Raiders. Tom Cable remains head coach of the Raiders, but his status is in limbo.

Jim Fassel told Gary Williams of Sirius XM's Mad Dog Radio that he has heard nothing from the Raiders about replacing Tom Cable. The San Francisco Chronicle reported on Wednesday that Fassel had already interviewed for the Oakland job. "No," Fassel said in response to the question of whether anyone has reached out to him. "Because, I mean, Tom Cable's the coach. . . . I think if a coach is in place you don't start calling somebody and seeing if the job is open or not. Tom Cable is the coach. "My son happens to be the special teams coordinator for the Raiders and they played very well this year. They set an NFL record, an all-time record, of net punt [yards] and gross punt [yards] this year. So I follow the Raiders pretty closely because my son is coaching there and I coached there at one time. But, no, I'm not lobbying for any job. I'm not lobbying for the Raider job. I have never in my life rooted for a coach to be let go so there's an opening. I never have. I'm in the same fraternity. I just got my nose to the grindstone. I'm down here in Vegas working on getting situated down here and that's where I am. Nobody's reached out to me."

Al Davis has interviewed prospective head coaches for more than two weeks, two league sources told The Chronicle. But Davis has not yet decided if he will fire Tom Cable. Two people on his interview list have been identified as former Giants coach Jim Fassel, who now coaches UFL champion Las Vegas, and former Raiders offensive coordinator Marc Trestman, the head coach of CFL champion Montreal. Several sources, including one within the organization, believe Davis may re-interview 2009 candidates Kevin Gilbride, the Giants' offensive coordinator, and Winston Moss, a Packers assistant head coach, if he hasn't already.

Jerry Porter has told police that someone stole about $312,000 worth of his jewelry after he placed the items under his car seat while he went for a facial at an Oakland salon. The 31-year-old Porter was set to speak with Alameda police detectives on Tuesday, but didn't show up. Porter currently lives in Alameda, where the Oakland Raiders headquarters is also located. A description of the stolen jewelry was not immediately available. Porter was out of football this year after getting released by the Jacksonville Jaguars before the season started.

Raiders long snapper Jon Condo has been added to the AFC Pro Bowl roster. Condo was picked as a "need" player for the Jan. 31 game on Tuesday. He is the third Oakland player selected to the roster. Condo joins cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha and punter Shane Lechler.

Al Davis has still not made an official decision on whether or not to bring back Tom Cable, but every source that Jeff Risdon has spoken to insists that Cable will not return. Cable has a 9-18 record as head coach of the Raiders.