JACKSONVILLE, Fla.(AP) -- The Jacksonville Jaguars have failed to
sell out a home game for the fourth time this season.

Sunday's game against Kansas City (1-6) will not be televised in
Jacksonville or in secondary markets that include Gainesville,
Daytona Beach, Orlando and Savannah, Ga.

The Jaguars (3-4) set a franchise low for attendance (42,088) in
their last home game, Oct. 18 against St. Louis. This one could
break the mark.

Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver has made it clear the small-market
franchise doesn't anticipate selling out any home games in 2009,
although team officials hope they might avoid a blackout when
Indianapolis visits Dec. 17.

About 17,000 fans opted not to renew their season tickets this
year, many citing the economic climate.