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NFL suspends line judge Jeff Seeman for two games and referee Adrian Hill for one game for unprofessional conduct
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- Line judge Jeff Seeman was suspended for two games and referee Adrian Hill for one game after separate incidents of unprofessional conduct toward a player, as announced by the league[64][65]
- Seeman’s incident occurred during the Cardinals‑Giants game, while Hill’s incident was linked to a separate game, according to the NFL’s statement[65]
- The suspensions follow growing criticism of officiating, with coaches and executives describing recent calls as “an embarrassment for football”[62]
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[62] Jordan Schultz · @schultz_report ·
There is growing anger around the NFL over the current state of officiating. After speaking with multiple coaches and executives around the league: • “What happened Sunday was an embarrassment for football.” • “Some of these refs are making it about themselves.” • “It’s bullshit that there’s no accountability.” • “We are playing with dangerous waters with the way officiating is going right now.” The anger is not just related to the Trey McBride and Eric Wilson incidents that resulted in referee suspensions. The frustration is only amplified by the fact that coaches and executives know they can’t publicly say much without risking league backlash and potential fines.
Open on X[64] Adam Schefter · @adamschefter ·
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Open on X[65] Ari Meirov · @mysportsupdate ·
The NFL announced today that line judge Jeff Seeman has been suspended 2 games and referee Adrian Hill 1 game for separate instances of unprofessional conduct toward a player. Seeman’s incident occurred during Cardinals-Giants, while Hill’s occurred during Dolphins-Vikings.
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