Go Go Don't think the NFL wants you to know before the game who is working what game...
You can go and look at the gamecenter of games that are over and click on
boxscore then click on gamebook and all the info on the game is there including the officials who worked the game.....
Can't find anywhere to find pre game info
You can go and look at the gamecenter of games that are over and click on
boxscore then click on gamebook and all the info on the game is there including the officials who worked the game.....
Can't find anywhere to find pre game info
Don't know if anyone has mentioned this. Not from this year...but interesting...From Wiki article Scott Green..
Considered to be the top back judge in the league, Green was involved in a controversial finish to a New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers Wild Card playoff game played January 5, 2003. Green and the officials apparently forgot that New York's Rich Seubert, a guard who had lined up legally in a receiver's spot, was an eligible receiver. Seubert appeared to be interfered by a San Francisco defender on a botched field goal attempt while going downfield to receive a pass. Since Green was the downfield official, this was his play to cover, but had to scramble from the goalpost to get into position to cover the play. Green, not knowing that Seubert was eligible, did not throw a flag to signify the penalty. Instead, the Giants were called for having an illegal man downfield on the play. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue described the situation as the most disappointing officiating blunder he'd seen in his years as NFL commissioner <SUP class=reference id=cite_ref-0>[1]</SUP> and announced that officiating mechanics surrounding field-goal attempts and last plays of games would be changed <SUP class=reference id=cite_ref-1>[2]</SUP>.
Considered to be the top back judge in the league, Green was involved in a controversial finish to a New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers Wild Card playoff game played January 5, 2003. Green and the officials apparently forgot that New York's Rich Seubert, a guard who had lined up legally in a receiver's spot, was an eligible receiver. Seubert appeared to be interfered by a San Francisco defender on a botched field goal attempt while going downfield to receive a pass. Since Green was the downfield official, this was his play to cover, but had to scramble from the goalpost to get into position to cover the play. Green, not knowing that Seubert was eligible, did not throw a flag to signify the penalty. Instead, the Giants were called for having an illegal man downfield on the play. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue described the situation as the most disappointing officiating blunder he'd seen in his years as NFL commissioner <SUP class=reference id=cite_ref-0>[1]</SUP> and announced that officiating mechanics surrounding field-goal attempts and last plays of games would be changed <SUP class=reference id=cite_ref-1>[2]</SUP>.
Thanks for the info. So for the SD-Pitt game found the link.
http://www.nfl.com/liveupdate/gamecenter/29685/PIT_Gamebook.pdf
Trying to look back to find out the other games that this crew has officiated this year and last. Is there a quicker way to find this info other then having to click on the gamebook of every game which could take a long time? Much like Donaghy in the NBA its possible this crew has left some cookie crumbs on other games in the past so want to look over the game info of past games to see if anything interesting shows up.
