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Week 9

THU, OCT 31
Cincinnati at Miami – Bill Leavy

SUN, NOV 3
Atlanta at Carolina – Tony Corrente
Kansas City at Buffalo – Ron Winter
San Diego at Washington – Jerome Boger
Minnesota at Dallas – Jeff Triplette
Tennessee at St. Louis – Pete Morelli
New Orleans at NY Jets – Clete Blakeman
Tampa Bay at Seattle – Mike Carey
Philadelphia at Oakland – Ed Hochuli
Pittsburgh at New England – Walt Coleman
Baltimore at Cleveland – Scott Green
Indianapolis at Houston – Bill Vinovich

MON, NOV 4
Chicago at Green Bay – Walt Anderson

Bye: Denver, Detroit, NY Giants, Arizona, San Francisco, Jacksonville

Comments

    • For BAL @ CLE, it comes down to 5 referees:
      Tony Corrente.
      Scott Green.
      Terry McAulay.
      John Parry.
      Bill Vinovich. (Already did CLE/BAL earlier this season).

      • Corrente is the only one of the above who hasn’t handled the Ravens this year, even though Green and McAulay did preseason games. My usual Ravens source hasn’t touched base with me yet, but you all will hear from me when he does!

        • OK, it took a while, but the BAL-CLE referee will most definitely be SCOTT GREEN, who worked the Ravens’ preseason opener at TB earlier this year… thought it would be Corrente myself, but that’s the way the zebra stripes roll…

  7. Guesses for Week 9
    CHI @ GB – Anderson (already established)

    The crews I think will be Off – Hochuli, McAulay, Parry, Winter

    As for the rest
    CIN @ MIA – Leavy
    KC @ BUF – Cheffers
    ATL @ CAR – Blakeman
    MIN @ DAL – Triplette
    NO @ NYJ – Carey
    TEN @ STL – Morelli
    SD @ WSH – Boger
    PHI @ OAK – Steratore
    TB @ SEA – Coleman
    BAL @ CLE – Corrente
    PIT @ NE – Green
    IND @ HOU – Vinovich

  11. My predictions for Week 9

    CIN@MIA – Bernie Kukar
    ATL@CAR – Howard Roe
    KC@BUF – Stan Kemp
    SD@WAS – Gene Barth
    MIN@DAL – Ben Dreith
    TEN@STL – Fred Silva
    NO@NYJ – Jim Tunney
    TB@SEA – Ron Blum
    PHI@OAK – Jerry Seeman
    PIT@NE – Bernie Ulman
    BAL@CLE – Pat Haggerty
    IND@HOU – Dick Hantak
    CHI@GB – Walt Anderson (confirmed)

  19. Pete Morelli is on the Super Bowl XXXIV matchup and Jeff Fisher’s faceoff against his former club (Titans at Rams)

    Morelli will have Terry McAulay’s umpire, which means that McAulay’s crew is likely (but not confirmed) to be one of the four crews off this week.

    • The eligible referees are as followed for CIN @ MIA:
      Clete Blakeman.
      Jerome Boger. (Already worked TNF)
      Mike Carey.
      Walt Coleman.
      Tony Corrente.
      Bill Leavy.
      Terry McAulay. (Already worked TNF)
      John Parry. (Already worked TNF)
      Jeff Triplette. (Already worked TNF)

      • Mike Carey worked the Week #2 MNF game in Cincy. Shouldn’t he be ineligible for this game, or can he work 2 games involving 1 team so long as 1 is home and the other away?

        • The rule for eligibility for referees working a game is that:
          1. You have to have within 6 weeks of working a team’s game.
          2. You cannot work a team’s stadium more than once in a season.
          So Mike Carey did work a Dolphins road game 8 weeks ago, and a Bengals home game 7 weeks ago, so that means he is eligible for CIN @ MIA, since Miami’s at home and Cincinnati’s on the road.

  22. What is Jerry Markbreit doing in his days after football officiating. I see YouTube videos of him sometimes and he has a great sense of humor. I love when he talks about his penalty call in 1986 against a Green Bay defensive lineman who literally slammed Jim McMahan in to the ground. 🙂 He and Red Cashion would get the volume on my TV to high volumes every penalty call they made.

  31. Thursday
    Bengals at Dolphins — Bill Leavy

    Sunday
    Chiefs at Bills — Ron Winter
    Falcons at Panthers — Tony Corrente
    Vikings at Cowboys — Jeff Triplette
    Saints at Jets — Clete Blakeman
    Titans at Rams — Pete Morelli
    Chargers at Redskins — Jerome Boger
    Eagles at Raiders — Ed Hochuli
    Buccaneers at Seahawks — Mike Carey
    Ravens at Browns — Scott Green
    Steelers at Patriots — Walt Coleman
    Colts at Texans — Bill Vinovich

    Monday:
    Bears at Packers — Walt Anderson

    Off this week: Cheffers, McAulay, Parry, Steratore

  33. hursday, Oct. 31

    Bengals at Dolphins NFLN — Bill Leavy
    Sunday, Nov. 3

    Chiefs at Bills — Ron Winter
    Falcons at Panthers — Tony Corrente
    Vikings at Cowboys — Jeff Triplette
    Saints at Jets — Clete Blakeman
    Titans at Rams — Pete Morelli
    Chargers at Redskins — Jerome Boger
    Eagles at Raiders — Ed Hochuli
    Buccaneers at Seahawks — Mike Carey
    Ravens at Browns — Scott Green
    Steelers at Patriots — Walt Coleman
    Colts at Texans NBC — Bill Vinovich
    Monday, Nov. 4

    Bears at Packers ESPN — Walt Anderson

  34. Should the replay booth have gone further and had Bill Levy go review the safety call. Not sure that it was a safety. The front of the ball was outside of the goal line it seemed to me. Any thoughts out there?

    • I dont like bill leavy and i hate the dolphins, but i think it wasost definitely the right call. When Dalton tucked the ball, it was over the goal line. He didnt tuck it due to contact, whih would ave been forward progress. He tucked it and then got hit. After the booth the review, bill leavy said “confirmed”.

    • When the ball is brought into the end zone voluntarily the entirety of the football must be out of the end zone for it to not be a safety. It doesn’t matter that the front of the ball was outside of the goal line if the back was still in the end zone it is a safety

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