Chiefs-Chargers games will be seen in San Diego
November, 28, 2009
11/28/09
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Bill Williamson | ESPN.com
The San Diego Chargers had the local television blackout lifted for Sunday’s game with Kansas City.
The team reached a 48-hour extension from the league before it sold-out the game. It is San Diego’s 45th straight regular-season sell out. The team has had to rely on extension this season, however.
Meanwhile, an NFL spokesman said the league has fined Chargers defensive back Paul Oliver $5,000 for a major facemask infraction against Denver last Sunday.
The team reached a 48-hour extension from the league before it sold-out the game. It is San Diego’s 45th straight regular-season sell out. The team has had to rely on extension this season, however.
Meanwhile, an NFL spokesman said the league has fined Chargers defensive back Paul Oliver $5,000 for a major facemask infraction against Denver last Sunday.
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