Football Thread: 2012-13 Season
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Two nights in a row refs showed who they were betting on. Ridiculous! Home teams are like a 65%+ chance to win these these potatoes on the field.
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Clay Mathew's and some politicians posted the commissioners office number, I called and left a 'heartful' message. It goes straight to voicemail, surprised it hasnt been shut off yet.
That number is: 1 (212) 450 2027.
That number is: 1 (212) 450 2027.
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NFL, referees' union agree to end lockout - NFL.com
Guess who's back? Now the coaches can tone down their *****ing, frankly I'd rather watch the speed of the game back to where it was. Replay already slows it down.
NFL, referees' union agree to end lockout - NFL.com
Guess who's back? Now the coaches can tone down their *****ing, frankly I'd rather watch the speed of the game back to where it was. Replay already slows it down.
The NFL reached an agreement with the NFL Referees Association late Wednesday to end the referee lockout and are working on the paperwork now, according to a league source.
The league later confirmed the agreement.
A high-ranked referee told NFL.com and NFL Network's Jeff Darlington earlier that the officials are prepared to immediately begin work, noting he and many others have gotten access to all of the videos from the last three weeks of games that were distributed to the replacement officials.
While the referee said his colleagues would have liked to work a few preseason games, he says it isn't necessary to do their job.
Earlier Wednesday, the league and referees agreed to create a developmental program as a compromise to the NFL's demand for the addition of 21 officials to the current contingent of 121 NFLRA members, per an NFLRA source. The pool of money for the existing officials also will remain the same.
The developmental officials will be mentored by the existing crews and will be assigned to work with them during the week. The developmental officials will not be NFLRA members, will not work games and will not be eligible to be subbed in initially.
But eventually, as they improve and reach the standards to be NFL officials, they will be considered for NFLRA membership. As that happens, the financial pool for officials will be adjusted accordingly.
The league later confirmed the agreement.
A high-ranked referee told NFL.com and NFL Network's Jeff Darlington earlier that the officials are prepared to immediately begin work, noting he and many others have gotten access to all of the videos from the last three weeks of games that were distributed to the replacement officials.
While the referee said his colleagues would have liked to work a few preseason games, he says it isn't necessary to do their job.
Earlier Wednesday, the league and referees agreed to create a developmental program as a compromise to the NFL's demand for the addition of 21 officials to the current contingent of 121 NFLRA members, per an NFLRA source. The pool of money for the existing officials also will remain the same.
The developmental officials will be mentored by the existing crews and will be assigned to work with them during the week. The developmental officials will not be NFLRA members, will not work games and will not be eligible to be subbed in initially.
But eventually, as they improve and reach the standards to be NFL officials, they will be considered for NFLRA membership. As that happens, the financial pool for officials will be adjusted accordingly.
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