Chiefs avoid TV blackout
The Kansas City Chiefs avoided a local television blackout of their home game Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, the team announced Friday.
The Chiefs had been granted a 24-hour ticket-selling extension by the NFL.
Under NFL rules, a game must be sold out 72 hours before kickoff, barring an extension, to be televised in the local market of the home team.
The Chiefs last had a home game blacked out on local TV in 1990.
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Mark Maske
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December 11, 2009; 3:26 PM ET
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