Side judge Eugene Hall and back judge Greg Meyer have a tight call near the goal line. Is it a touchback or downed at the 1? It's the Football Zebras Call of the Week for Week 6. https://streamable.com/tvyy23
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Week 7 referee assignments
Embed from Getty Images Adrian Hill will be the referee for the Giants-Eagles game this Thursday in Philadelphia. It will be Hill's first primetime assignment since his promotion to the referee position in 2019. Brad Allen, Jerome Boger, and Alex Kemp are all off this week. Scheduled game assignments are subject to
Week 6 photo gallery, 2020
Week 6 officiating liveblog
Football Zebras is covering the officials and rules interpretations for the Week 6 of the 2020 regular season. If you see anything confusing or unusual please let us know. Leave a comment below Send us a tweet @footballzebras Connect with us through Facebook Reply on Instagram Live updates loading ...
Sideline catches nailed on consecutive plays are the Call of the Week
Sideline catches require precision coordination between wing officials. When it happens inside of 2 minutes of a tie game, everyone notices. When it happens on consecutive plays in that situation -- and they are absolutely correct and confirmed in replay -- it goes to a whole new level of excellence.
Week 6 referee assignments
Embed from Getty Images Ron Torbert and his crew are slated to officiate the game between the defending Super Bowl champions, the Chiefs, and the Bills in Orchard Park, N.Y. this Monday night, for the rescheduled Thursday night game. Tony Corrente, Clay Martin, and Brad Rogers are off this week. Unlike at
Week 5 photo gallery, 2020
Week 5 officiating liveblog
Football Zebras is covering the officials and rules interpretations for the Week 5 of the 2020 regular season. If you see anything confusing or unusual please let us know. Leave a comment below Send us a tweet @footballzebras Connect with us through Facebook Reply on Instagram Live updates loading ...
Officials can now flag coaches for not wearing a mask
The NFL has given officials the authority to penalize coaches who "approach them in an innappropriate way" without a face covering, 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct. This follows a Week 3 complaint by the NFL Referees Association that Baltimore Ravens coach, John Harbaugh, pulled his mask down and got in line
