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Bills suffer first blackout since 2006

The Buffalo Bills officially have joined the NFL’s blackout parade.

Per Tim Graham of ESPN.com, the Bills have announced that Sunday’s home game against the Jaguars won’t be televised locally, due to an inability to sell all non-premium seats.

Graham says that the week began with 12,000 unsold tickets. The blackout breaks a 26-game sellout record, dating back to 2006.

The Bill are 0-4, and regarded by many as currently the worst team in the league. But that hasn’t deterred the PFT Picksters.