Dick Hantak, Saint Louis Sports Hall of Fame inductee, reflects on his career.
We throw back to 1989 when referee Bob McElwee allowed Bengals coach Sam Wyche to give the home crowd a geography lesson.
Let's go back to the 1986 divisional playoffs, where an errant pass in mop-up time gave umpire Art Demmas some surprise TV time.
We turn the clock back to 1992 when referee Dale Hamer earned some painful praise from John Madden.
Let's go back to 1985, when CBS featured referee Dick Jorgensen and his officiating crew.
As we get ready to go (college football) bowling, here are current and former NFL officials who worked college bowl games.
Jerry Markbreit and crew stepped up and nailed a 1994 Monday Night Football game in 1994.
Thankfully, the referee no longer has to shush a noisy home stadium.
In 2007, Jerome Boger's crew had to eject the Raiders' Warren Sapp for losing his mind.
In 1986, the Bears and Cardinals decided to brawl in a preseason game, and it was up to referee Pat Haggerty's crew to clean up the...
How many old-school officials can you name in this clip?
Let's turn the clock back to the day Jerry Markbreit ejected his first, and only, NFL player.
The Super Bowl LIV crew will be the first majority African-American officiating crew in Super Bowl history.
From the highlights to the lowlights, the past decade has been full of news, advancements, and controversies in the world of NFL officiating.
From the highlights to the lowlights, the past decade has been full of news, advancements, and controversies in the world of NFL officiating.
From the highlights to the lowlights, the past decade has been full of news, advancements, and controversies in the world of NFL officiating.
This game is a reminder that whenever a playoff games goes to overtime, it has the potential to become the longest game ever played.
Next in our NFL100 series, a look back at 100 years of coin tosses.
Usually, a NFL game goes off like a well-oiled machine. The players, coaches, fans, support staff, visual effects, broadcasters and infrastructure all work together to make...
Before 1970, the NFL stadium clock was the unofficial time, and the officiating crew kept the "real" time on the field.