Here is the final photo album of the season, courtesy of team photographers and Getty Images. Click on a photo to begin the gallery. http://gty.im/1127221220
Super Bowl LIII
5 observations from Super Bowl LIII
The Super Bowl is over, and thankfully we aren't breaking down any officiating controversies today. But there are some interesting officiating nuggets to note. 1. No replays Replay official Jim Lapetina was busy yesterday, but he never had to buzz in with a booth challenge. There were a few plays where I was
Super Bowl LIII liveblog: Patriots vs. Rams
Follow us here and through the game for our live coverage of the calls and rules interpretations of Super Bowl LIII from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. This will conclude our coverage of our 10th full season at Football Zebras. John Parry is the referee for Super Bowl LIII. His all-star crew includes: Â Â Â Yrs 2018 crew College Occupation Prev.
4 officiating things I’m looking for during Super Bowl LIII
Keeping up with the downs: Referee John Parry uses an old-school method for game administration
Photo Gallery: Let’s meet the Super Bowl LIII crew
Let's meet the Super Bowl LIII crew in photos, courtesy of team photographers and Getty Images. Click on a photo to begin the gallery. http://gty.im/1074739122 http://gty.im/154744813 http://gty.im/596902146 http://gty.im/579780846 http://gty.im/92807442 http://gty.im/456811498 http://gty.im/184407308
5 Super Bowl LIII officiating crew odds and ends
John Parry is the referee for Super Bowl LIII
Football Zebras has confirmed that John Parry will be the referee for Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta. Senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron first reported the assignment. Parry, 53, is currently in his 19th season and 12th as referee. Super Bowl LIII will be Parry’s 13th postseason assignment; among those
Ron Torbert is likely to be the Super Bowl LIII referee [updated]
Who will be the referee for Super Bowl LIII? We think it will be one of these two
Super Bowl LIII is fast approaching and the officiating crew assignment is approaching faster. Traditionally, the Super Bowl referee officiates on the field in one divisional playoff game. If the NFL follows that tradition, one of the four referees this weekend will toss the coin the first Sunday in February. Since