Raiders blacked out; Pats-Colts on

The Raiders' home game Sunday against the Houston Texans did not sell out in time, so it will not be televised.

Instead, KPIX (Ch. 5) can televise the battle of unbeatens between the New England Patriots (8-0) and the Indianapolis Colts at 1:15 p.m. Sunday. That is the only afternoon game that will be televised in the Bay Area.

KTVU (Ch. 2) will show the 49ers' road game against the Atlanta Falcons at 10 a.m. No other morning game will be televised.

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