For any NFL fans in Southern California looking to take in this weekend's marquee matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and the San Diego Chargers on TV, the news out of the area is not good.
According to the Chargers' Twitter, the game will be unavailable in the Southern California market because of NFL broadcast restrictions. The blackout kicked in after the Chargers were unable to sell out Qualcomm Stadium by midday Thursday.
Per NFL policy, Sunday's game between the Chargers and the Atlanta Falcons will not be shown live in Southern California.
— San Diego Chargers (@chargers) September 20, 2012
Instead, the area will be able to take in a few other NFL games. You can check out the full television coverage map over at the506.com.
The Falcons travel to San Diego to put their 2-0 record to the test against the 2-0 Chargers. The Falcons topped the Denver Broncos on Monday night in Week 2.
Kickoff is scheduled for 4:05 p.m. EST and will be broadcast on FOX.
For more Falcons coverage, check out The Falcoholic.
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