Senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron is back with his media tape featuring four plays from Week 11 that require further explanation or a deeper analysis. Defense scores two points on a try On a two-point conversion attempt in Indianapolis, a Colts defender intercepts a pass and returns it for a
Officiating Dept. Video
Football Zebras examine the weekly videos released by senior vice-president of officiating to educate the media on rules and calls from the previous week.
Officiating video: pass interference causing a force-out, and the instant replay process under 2 minutes
Officiating video: contact on the quarterback, illegal touching, and when a fumble isn’t a fumble
In his next video installment, senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron highlighted three categories of plays from last week's action, in order to explain some complex and controversial rulings. Contacting the quarterback In a few different plays regarding contact on passing, scrambling, and sliding quarterbacks, Riveron detailed what acts constitute a
Officiating video: letting fumbles play out, unsportsmanlike substitution tactics, roughing the passer, and use of the helmet
In this week's media tape, senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron has highlighted more plays from last week, including reviewing a fumble that was let play out on the field, fouls for unsportsmanlike conduct for using deceitful substitution tactics, roughing the passer fouls, and fouls for use of the
Officiating video: diving runners, clock management, and penalty enforcement on tries
In this week's officiating video, senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron touched on plays that cover a runner diving into the end zone, status of the game clock as time is close to expiring, and enforcing fouls during try attempts. Runner diving toward the goal line In the Sunday Night Football
Officiating video: disqualifications, blindside blocks, and reviewing Hail Mary passes for pass interference
Senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron released his weekly officiating video this week, covering different plays of interest from games in the inaugural week of the centennial season of the NFL. Disqualifications There were three disqualifications last week. Jaguars linebacker Myles Jack threw a punch at a Chiefs’ player and back
Officiating video: more illegal blindside blocks and pass interference replay reviews
In this week's officiating video, senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron discussed five plays from the final week of the preseason to help illustrate two major rules changes for this season: illegal blindside blocks and pass interference being a reviewable aspect of a play. Illegal blindside blocks A frequent topic of
Officiating video: Every pass interference review so far in preseason
In this installment of senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron's weekly officiating tapes, the head of officials looks solely at pass interference calls with respect to the new replay rules that make pass interference reviewable. This week's video is broken down in four major parts: the review of offensive
Officiating video: crackback blocks, process of the catch, and more use of helmet fouls
Embed from Getty Images In his second weekly video of the preseason, senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron highlighted more plays from last week's slate of games regarding use of the helmet, blindside and crackback blocks, and the process of the catch. Use of the helmet (UOH) In more discussion regarding the
Officiating video: use of helmet, blindside blocks, roughing the passer, and reviewing pass interference
Embed from Getty Imageswindow.gie=window.gie||function(c){(gie.q=gie.q||[]).push(c)};gie(function(){gie.widgets.load({id:'eeMlgY2qQX5eg1zNCeUrvQ',sig:'1SzjZtU6BubgajYKAkc_iPFOuaPUXCe-YBuM8iHdsxo=',w:'594px',h:'396px',items:'1165621909',caption: false ,tld:'com',is360: false })}); In his first weekly video of the season, senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron discussed plays from last week’s Pro Football Hall of Fame Game that covered the most notable rules changes and points of emphasis from the offseason. Use of the helmet