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NFL explains what kind of celebrations are allowed

  • Oct 9, 2016

With unsportsmanlike penalties up, NFL to clarify rules to teams

  • Oct 5, 2016

Officiating vice president defends quality of calls this season

  • Dec 5, 2015

Devin Taylor denies grabbing face mask preceding Packers' Hail Mary

  • Dec 4, 2015

Blandino: Clock should have stopped on Sammy Watkins' final catch

  • Nov 25, 2015

'Fail Mary' ref to reach out to back judge about MNF missed call

  • Oct 6, 2015

Officials fumbled key batting call at end of Lions-Seahawks, NFL admits

  • Oct 6, 2015

NFL to investigate Ed Hochuli's 'not old enough' comment to Cam Newton

  • Sep 28, 2015

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NFL says Terrell Suggs' hit on Sam Bradford was legal

The NFL said Terrell Suggs' hit on Sam Bradford was a legal one and that officials erred in flagging the Ravens linebacker for roughing the passer on Saturday night.

  • Aug 24, 2015

Chip Kelly on Suggs' hit on Bradford: Officiating head misinterpreted play

Quarterback Sam Bradford was not running a zone-read play when he was hit low by Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs, Eagles coach Chip Kelly said Monday.

  • Aug 24, 2015

Caldwell: Take human element out

Lions coach Jim Caldwell says the league reached out to him about the no-call late in the game against the Cowboys but that the result is "hard to swallow."

  • Jan 6, 2015

Blandino: Crew missed holding call

NFL head of officials Dean Blandino said Monday that the no-call on pass interference against Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew by Cowboys linebacker Anthony Hitchens was debatable but holding definitely should have been called on the play.

  • Jan 6, 2015

Officiating VP: NFL 'in good place'

NFL games this season are averaging about 17 penalties, up more than two per game from the 14.7 to this point in 2013, according to the league, and the man in charge of officiating is OK with the trends.

  • Oct 9, 2014