Ronald Torbert is an NFL official who has served as a referee since 2015. He has officiated a number of playoff games, including the AFC Championship Game in 2019. Prior to becoming an NFL referee, Torbert was a college football official and worked in the Big Ten Conference. He has also officiated high school football games. Torbert is a native of Michigan and played football at Adrian College. In addition to his work as a referee, Torbert is a former prosecutor.
Comments
You must log in to post a comment.
His name is Torbert, not Tolbert.
Yesterday’s game was quite possibly the worst officiated game I have ever witnessed. It was VERY obvious your crew wanted the Jaguars to win. How many examples would you like? At one point it was 10-3 on totals calls. The game way totally lopsided on the scoreboard. The Jags DOMINATED in the penalty phase. A catch that was not overturned although EVERYONE (including Mike Carey) on the broadcast said it should be. A 15 yard penalty for a spear to the back of another players head. Protecting the players. Yiu almost got him killed. Pathetic.
Can you please post details about him?