This game is a reminder that whenever a playoff games goes to overtime, it has the potential to become the...
Next in our NFL100 series, a look back at 100 years of coin tosses.
https://streamable.com/u5g78 On Nov. 6, 1989, the Green Bay Packers hosted their hated rival the Chicago Bears. The Bears were having a down season and the Packers...
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...
NFL officials used to play with only one football.
Before 1970, the NFL stadium clock was the unofficial time, and the officiating crew kept the "real" time on the field.
When referee Walt Coleman retired in 2018, he ended his career after 30 NFL seasons. He also joined a small list of officials who worked in...
People who saw a NFL game 90-years ago would almost not recognize the game played today. Back in the 1930s, the pro game had some rules...
It seems strange today, but NFL officials used to fire a starter's pistol to end each quarter.
As a part of the NFL's 100th season, Football Zebras takes a look at officiating mechanics over the last century.
NFL officials didn't always wear black and white striped shirts. To commemorate the 100th NFL season, Football Zebras takes a look back at how the third...
In 1979, the NFL adopted a radical new way to number its officials. While a good idea on paper, it didn't work.
The 1948 Championship had an unusual circumstance in officiating.