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Bengals Announce Blackout For Home Opener Against The San Francisco 49ers
Even after beating the Cleveland Browns during the regular season opener, the Bengals announced on Saturday that ticket sales are so poor for the lead-up to the home opener, the game won't be sold out in time to avoid a blackout. League rules require teams to sell out 72 hours prior to kickoff with...
Third Straight Game Without A Sellout: Bengals/Browns Officially Blacked Out Locally
For the past 31 years, the Bengals have never hosted a game against the Browns in which that game didn't end up being a sellout. The Battle of Ohio was always an epic affair between two teams claiming the right for Ohio, a serious rivalry until both teams fell into an abyss of mediocrity, never...
No Extension Needed: Game Between Bengals And Buccaneers Is Officially Sold Out
With all of the doom from the local media presented to us that Sunday's game would unlikely sellout, thanks to the Cincinnati Reds playing their third game in the NLDS at home and a lackluster performance against the Cleveland Browns, the Bengals once again prove that through economic turmoil,...
Bengals Close To Selling Out; Will Ask For Extension If Needed
With the Reds in the NLDS, playing the third game in the series in Cincinnati on Sunday, there's heavy speculation that the Cincinnati Bengals will be unable to sellout against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; especially after losing to the Cleveland Browns last week. On one hand, it makes sense that with...
Bengals Are "Ways Off In Trying To Reach A Sellout" Against Tampa Bay
The Cincinnati Reds will play their first playoff game this Wednesday for the first time since 15 years, playing in Philadelphia. They'll take Thursday off, play Friday and then use Saturday as a travel day. That means that the Cincinnati Reds will play their first home game in the NLDS on a...
Bengals Preseason Game Against Denver To Be Blacked Out Locally
If you were expecting to watch the Bengals live Sunday night at 7 PM against the Denver Broncos, then be disappointed. The game did not sellout by the deadline and therefore, the NFL Network will be blacked out in a 75-mile radium from Paul Brown Stadium. That's right. For those of you that pay...
Even though the Bengals sold out the opener, they still have to win the fan's trust
Selling out Sunday's game was great. Of course, it wasn't really a sellout in the traditional sense. Over 4,000 fans didn't swamp the ticket window for the season opener against the Denver Broncos. Several area companies had to ride in and supplement where fans couldn't, for one reason (economy) or...
Announcement coming regarding sellout/blackout for Sunday
Just as Fui Vakapuna and Chris Pressley agonizingly waited to be told if they made the 53-man roster -- no thanks to Marvin Lewis waiting until the last possible second so opposing teams couldn't claim them off waivers as quickly -- the Bengals announced that after the 1 PM deadline in which the...
Bengals granted a 24-hour extension to avoid blackout; NFL.com to show blacked-out games for free in blacked-out markets
Not long after we referenced growing support for lifting the NFL's blackout policy, it's being reported that the Cincinnati Bengals were granted a 24-hour extension. The NFL's decision to extend the Bengals' 24 hours to sell out tickets by 1 p.m. Friday is encouraging news for a team seeking its ...
Wide-spread support from the media calling on Commissioner Roger Goodell to lift the NFL's blackout policy for a year
With two hours (as of this posting) to go before the deadline (which is 72 hours before kickoff), the Cincinnati Bengals are unlikely to sellout their season opener in time to avoid a television blackout, which affects anyone within a "75-mile radius of Paul Brown Stadium". There's still a chance...
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