File this under something you don't see every day -- or even every year in the NFL.
↵The San Diego Chargers are actively marketing toward Kansas City Chiefs fans. At Qualcomm Stadium.
↵↵↵According to Arrowhead Addict, via Deadspin, the Chargers have sent a personalized email to senior editor Patrick Allen, inviting the "Arrowhead Addict's" to purchase a block of at least 15 tickets to the November 1 game between San Diego and Kansas City at Qualcomm Stadium.
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San Diego could have taken advantage of the newest NFL blackout rule, which drops the threshold of 100% of general tickets sold down to 85% of general tickets sold, meaning, the game will not be blacked out if only 87% of the tickets are sold.
↵Instead, the Chargers are declining this option and are instead marketing to opposing fans. This will likely draw the ire of Chargers fans, but hey, it's all a business. If there's money to be made off of Chiefs fans, who can blame the Chargers for looking to make a few extra dollars?
↵We'll see on November 1 how many Chiefs fans make the trip.