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The Cincinnati Bengals, Green Bay Packers and Indianapolis Colts all were
granted ticket-sale deadline extensions from the NFL on Thursday.
The Packers joined that list after they came up about 3,000 tickets short of
selling out 80,750-seat Lambeau Field for Sunday's NFC wild-card playoff
game against the San Francisco 49ers.
A Packers spokesperson said the league gave them until 5 p.m. ET on Friday
to sell the remaining tickets and avoid a television blackout in their home
market, which includes both the Green Bay and Milwaukee areas.
The Packers began the week with 40,000 tickets available.
The Bengals have until 4 p.m. ET Friday to sell the remaining tickets to
Sunday's first-round AFC playoff game against the San Diego Chargers.
Late Thursday afternoon, there was no official word as to how many Bengals
tickets were left. The team's Twitter account accidentally floated the
number 3,500 before being quickly deleted. Team officials later said they
weren't able to provide an exact figure, only noting that it was low enough
for an extension to be granted.
Many of the Bengals tickets purchased Thursday came from local businesses
that are planning to donate them to local military families. By the end of
business Wednesday, Bengals director of sales and public affairs Jeff
Berding said about 8,000 tickets remained.
The NFL gave the Colts a second extension to try to sell their remaining 3,
000 tickets for Saturday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs to avoid
having it blacked out in the Indianapolis area.
The Colts have until 4:30 p.m. ET Friday to sell their remaining tickets.
The Colts have sold out 137 of their past 138 games. | b*****n
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