The Chargers have seen the framework of a stadium deal with the Rams, Chargers general counsel Mark Fabiani told NFL Network's Alex Flanagan on Wednesday. The Chargers have just started the process of examining the deal framework, and relocation to Los Angeles remains the top possibility, Fabiani said.
Spanos said Tuesday after the NFL announced the Rams plans to move to L.A. that he would consider his options of remaining in San Diego or moving to Los Angeles.
"I will be working over the next several weeks to explore these options that we have now created for ourselves to determine the best path forward for the Chargers," he said.
Spanos said Tuesday he would "take a day off" to look over those options, but a decision appears to be coming to a head sooner rather than later.
The Chargers had been in a partnership with the Oakland Raiders for a proposed stadium site in Carson, Calif., but that agreement disintegrated with NFL owners approving Stan Kroenke and the Rams' proposal in Inglewood.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said during a Tuesday night news conference that the league would provide $100 million to both the Chargers and Raiders if they remain in their current home markets.
