Veteran NFL official Fred Bryan leaves the field for a NFL front office job.
The off-season is still a busy time for NFL officiating.
As NBC expands its college football slate, the network adds a rules analyst
For officials, the 2023 season is underway, but with a large turnover in the ranks.
Three more official join referee Jerome Boger in retiring from the NFL. The total off-season retirements now stand at 10.
Referee Jerome Boger has retired from the NFL after a 19-year career.
Long-time Big Ten referee, John O'Neill, is now a position coach for the NFL.
Two veteran officials retire at the last minute bring the total retirement to 11 zebras.
Let's talk about the new crop of NFL officials and what it means for 2022.
Two more veteran officials have retired from the NFL.
Three more officials, with 63-years of combined NFL experience have retired, bringing to six total retirements in the off-season.
Officials Ruben Fowler, Tom Symonette and Bart Longson have retired from the National Football League.
Some NFL officials are calling their final game this weekend.
Jeff Rice and Mike Spanier are working their final game at today's Pro Bowl.
The NFL has offered a retirement incentive to 22 officials with 20 or more years of experience, provided they retire before the start of the 2020...
The NFL identifies potential referee candidates early in that official's NFL career.
Long-time SEC referee Matt Austin has traded in his whistle for a microphone, as he joins ESPN and the SEC Network as an officiating analyst.
NFL referee John Parry has retired. This is the second-straight year the Super Bowl referee hangs it up after the big game.
We don't know who, but some NFL officials may be working their last regular season game today.
The NFL is giving four of its officials the chance to audition to be future referees, or white hats. Since there are so few opportunities for the NFL...