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Falcons-Redskins sold out, no blackout

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Nov 5, 2009

Flowery Branch -- Sunday's Falcons game against the Washington Redskins at the Georgia Dome is soldout and will be televised locally.

It is the fourth straight home game of the season that has been sold out, following the season opener against Miami, Sept. 20 against Carolina and Oct. 18 vs. Chicago. The Falcons have won in their three previous home games.

The team has four home games remaining after Sunday - Nov. 29 vs. Tampa Bay, Dec. 6 vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 13 vs. New Orleans and Dec. 27 vs. Buffalo.

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