Chargers' local TV blackout lifted for game vs. Tebow's Broncos

Published: Nov 24, 2011 at 03:05 PM

Tim Tebow might have done it again.

But this time perhaps off the field as the local TV blackout was lifted on Thursday for when Tebow's Denver Broncos visit the San Diego Chargers on Sunday.

The San Diego Union-Tribune reported that the team has sold enough of the 3,400 general-seating tickets that were left on Tuesday to avoid the Chargers' second blackout of the season.

The Broncos (5-5) have won four of Tebow's five games since he replaced Kyle Orton at quarterback, including three in a row. The Chargers have lost five in a row.

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