At some point early in the fourth quarter of the Dallas Cowboys loss to the New York Giants on Sunday night at The Meadowlands, the headset communication device...
Wrapping some odds and ends from week 14, we cover some of the least touched-on calls from week 14 of the NFL season.
At the beginning of the 2015 season, Football Zebras examined the phenomenon of extra communication coming from "upstairs" -- the replay officials. This help continues, and...
So, let's spend time discussing deflated footballs again. The latest allegation comes from the Week 13 game in Pittsburgh between the Giants and Steelers.
Football Zebras has obtained the conference assignments of the officiating crews to the 2016-17 bowl games.
Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. took exception to the officiating crew from Sunday's game against the Steelers, after complaining to one of the officials about an...
EVP/football ops Troy Vincent expects o implement a larger crew and to hire full-time officials for the 2017 season.
The NFL will propose a new developmental league to help train prospective players and provide opportunities for coaches, scouts and officials.
Embed from Getty Images  Jim Quirk Sr., NFL officiating veteran and executive director of the NFL Referees Association, the officials union, is retiring from his...
Dean Blandino reviewed the final play from Sunday's game between the Bengals and the Ravens.
An erroneous untimed down call at the end of a playoff game is resolved in court.
On Monday night in Mexico City, a few close calls went against the Texans that ruled players out of bounds and short of a first down.
Intentional holding penalties to gain an advantage will backfire under new rules interpretation.
This is the sixth ejection recorded by Triplette's crew, with the previous five occurring in the last four weeks.
The NFL will not fine or suspend any members of Walt Anderson's crew for some missed calls Monday night.
One of the more common questions is being brought up again: Should the NFL officials be full-time employees?
The officiating crew was presented with another controversial call as the Bills failed to convert on 4th and goal at the end of the game
With 3 seconds remaining in the first half on Monday night in Seattle, what appeared to be a routine end-of-half field goal became anything but.
49ers head coach Chip Kelly employed a rarely used tactic: he intentionally broke the rules to gain an advantage.
Embed from Getty Images  Roughing the passer could be subject to review It may still be a long-shot for 2017, but the NFL continues to...
