Football Official

Zebra

Somewhere in, NJ

Male, 62

I've officiated football for over 30 years, now in my 26th on the college level. I've worked NCAA playoffs at the Division II and III level. In addition, I've coached at the scholastic level and have been an educator for over 35 years. I have no interest whatsoever in being an NFL official! Ever!

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Last Answer on January 23, 2021

How do NFL referees decide when to stop the clock on an injury? I'm especially referring to when McSorley got hurt at the end of the game just before the 2-minute mark. There was still 9 seconds left. Why wasn't it stopped before the 2-minute mark?

Asked by K-Harp-11 over 5 years ago

Is a football live, on a kick off, lands in endzone and it's not touched, returned, downed, or does not go thru the endzone? If not when did the rule change?

Asked by Bobby Y over 6 years ago

With new KO rules banning the fair catch and the receiving setup zone players fixed, could a receiving player move to avoid touching the ball? If not, what would the rule say regarding what "fixed" means and what would be the penalty?

Asked by Dan Shiells over 2 years ago

Kyler Murray ran out of bounds with no contact with defensive player, so forward progress was not an issue. Why did the clock continue to run ending the quarter?

Asked by Ddub-u over 5 years ago

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Asked by William Manchisi over 6 years ago

At the end of the Jets/Browns game, Mayfield fumbled on 4th down. By rule he is the only 1 who can recover, BUT he never reached the LOS, fumbled backwards, caught and advanced by the RB for a 1st down. Why wouldn't this be a backward pass and legal

Asked by Spyglass over 5 years ago

QB drops and throws an interception. During the return, the QB is hit in an illegal manner. Would possession return to the offense on a "roughing the passer" call, on an "unnecessary roughness call", or would possession remain with the INT team?

Asked by Don't know if this site is still active... over 4 years ago

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