Raiders To Be Blacked Out Locally Vs Eagles

Discussion in 'Oakland Raiders' started by MediaGuy, Oct 15, 2009.

  1. MediaGuy

    MediaGuy Ball So Hard University

    The Oakland Raiders’ home game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday will be blacked out locally because the team did not sell out the game in time. Games need to be sold out 72 hours before kickoff to avoid a blackout in a 75-mile radius. This is the second time in three home games that Oakland has been unable to avoid a blackout.

    Source: Yahoo Sports.com
     
  2. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    Wonder what goes through the mind of Big Al...
     
  3. Daddy Primetime42

    Daddy Primetime42 TheNationWillRiseAgain

    Hes thinking about going back to L.A.
     
  4. ball in the baskett

    ball in the baskett First Team All Pro

    That sucks hope theres alot of green in that stadium.
     
  5. DontKnowMe

    DontKnowMe Anti-Social Networker

    I think the seats are green.
     
  6. DaBears22

    DaBears22 Matt Forte = future MVP Staff Member

    I'm sure that this isn't surprsing to Raiders execs...the product on the field is bad, very bad.
     
  7. CaptainStubing

    CaptainStubing Gave her a Dirty Sanchez

    shame on the eagles fans for not buying more tickets !!!!!
     
  8. JASON4RMLA

    JASON4RMLA Go Kings!!

    I'm a season ticket holder and I don't plan on going to the game...
    Jamarcus Russell is str8 asscheeks! We as Raider fans need to send a STRONG Message to Al Davis.. "Kick Rocks!"
     
  9. pctrips

    pctrips Pro Bowler

    They are just doing the fans a favor so they can't watch.
     
  10. hermhater

    hermhater Guest

  11. DaBearsrule4ever

    DaBearsrule4ever Hall Of Famer

    A Raiders game blacked out? Oh well, lol.
     
  12. BU54

    BU54 1st Stringer

    So I guess this means Eagle fans in Cali can't watch their team because of the Raiders. LOL
     
  13. ollysj

    ollysj iKraut

    Yep, it'a a blessing... :icon_cheesygrin:
     
  14. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    It would only be the Oakland area...right?