THU, NOV 13
Buffalo at Miami – Walt Coleman
SUN, NOV 16
Atlanta at Carolina – Walt Anderson
Detroit at Arizona – Jerome Boger
Minnesota at Chicago – Ronald Torbert
Houston at Cleveland – Ed Hochuli
Philadelphia at Green Bay – Carl Cheffers
Seattle at Kansas City – Bill Leavy
Denver at St. Louis – Tony Corrente
Cincinnati at New Orleans – Craig Wrolstad
San Francisco at NY Giants – Gene Steratore
Tampa Bay at Washington – Bill Vinovich
Oakland at San Diego – Jeff Triplette
New England at Indianapolis – Pete Morelli
MON, NOV 17
Pittsburgh at Tennessee – Brad Allen
Carl Cheffers for Pittsburgh @ Tennessee
Tony Corrente for New England @ Indianapolis
Bill Vinovich for Minnesota @ Chicago
Ed Hochuli for Oakland @ San Diego
NE@IND John Parry
john parry was in England last week
#66 Walt Anderson has a bye this week. His first bye of 2014.
I have made a mistake. Anderson is off for week 10, not week 11. He will be in Carolina for Nov 16. Sorry.
CHEFFERS HAS PHILADELPHIA @ GREEN BAY – CONFIRMED
Flexible scheduling changes: MIN@CHI has been cross-flexed from Fox to CBS, and the kickoff will remain at 12:00 p.m. CST, while PHI@GB has been pushed back from 12:00 CST to 3:25 p.m. CST, and will remain on Fox.
http://nflcommunications.com/2014/11/02/week-11-flex-scheduling-eagles-packers-goes-to-425-pm-et-on-fox-vikings-bears-to-100-pm-et-on-cbs/
Is the SEA/KC game on FOX or CBS? Wasn’t sure what network got the game since it’s NFC vs AFC.
SEA@KC is still on Fox. Only the MIN@CHI game was cross-flexed.
Games with AFC teams as visitors are on CBS, and such games with NFC visitors are on Fox. That used to be in stone until cross-flexing began this year… By the way, Ravens have a bye, so no zebra sightings here. See you all for Week 12!
Eligible for SNF are Coleman, Morelli, and Triplette.
Coleman worked IND-JAX in week 3, and NE-BUF in week 6.
Morelli worked OAK-NE in week 3. He also worked the divisional round game last year between NE and IND.
Heading into Week 11, Brad Allen has not yet been assigned a Monday night game. If he does not get PIT@TEN this week, then he will get BAL@NO in Week 12. He is NOT eligible for any of the remaining MNF games from Weeks 13-16, having already officiated @CHI (Week 1), @CIN (Week 3), @GB (Week 5) and @NYJ (Week 6).
If Allen gets BAL@NO (Week 12) instead of PIT@TEN, only three other referees are eligible for PIT@TEN: Hochuli, Morelli & Torbert.
Hochuli has had a Monday night game though hasn’t he?
He has already officiated TNF (PIT@BAL Week 2) and SNF (GB@NO Week 8), but not yet MNF. As of this post, he is still eligible for any MNF game from Weeks 13-16, but not the BAL@NO game in Week 12.
This is just a general (hypothetical) question. Is there any particular rule against a ref getting two divisional games with the same teams, for example OAK@SD and also SD@OAK? I have no idea who has the game this week, or when they play in Oakland…or even who that ref is. I just want to know if there are any rules against referees doing the same matchup twice in one season (one in each city).
The BUF@MIA Thursday night game has been narrowed down to Coleman and Corrente.
Parry is doubtful, fresh off working the DAL@JAX game in London. Parry has already officiated on a Thursday night (GB@SEA Week 1), however, one referee will get two Thursday assignments this season.
Here is the full list of all the games and eligible referees for Week 11 (AS OF THIS POST). The Cowboys, Jaguars, Jets & Ravens are on their bye, so we won’t have Joe Platania giving us the lowdown regarding the Ravens, nor will we have ESPN Dallas giving us an officials breakdown this week.
If a referee is not listed for said game, that referee is **NOT** eligible.
BUF@MIA (TNF): Coleman & Corrente; Parry doubtful.
ATL@CAR: Anderson (confirmed).
DET@ARI: Allen, Boger, Coleman, Corrente, Parry & Triplette.
MIN@CHI: Blakeman, Boger, Coleman, Corrente, Leavy, Parry, Torbert, Triplette & Vinovich.
HOU@CLE: Allen, Blakeman, Boger, Hochuli, Steratore & Vinovich.
PHI@GB: Cheffers (confirmed).
SEA@KC: Blakeman, Boger, Leavy, McAulay, Steratore & Wrolstad.
DEN@STL: Coleman, Corrente, Leavy, Morelli, Steratore & Vinovich.
CIN@NO: Allen, Boger, Coleman, Corrente, Leavy, Morelli, Parry & Wrolstad.
SF@NYG: Allen, Coleman, Corrente, Leavy, Steratore, Torbert, Triplette & Wrolstad.
TB@WAS: Allen, Boger, Coleman, Hochuli, Leavy, Morelli, Parry & Vinovich.
OAK@SD: Boger, Leavy, Parry, Steratore, Triplette & Wrolstad. *
NE@IND (SNF): Coleman, Morelli & Triplette.
PIT@TEN (MNF): Allen, Hochuli, Morelli & Torbert.
* NOTE: I’m not sure if Corrente would be eligible for this game, as he officiated the SD@OAK game in Week 6. I highly doubt it, especially due to the fact that he is one of two front runners for the BUF@MIA Thursday night game.
thanks for eligible list david
john parry crew last week England not official this week
the buf @ mia the referee im pretty sure will be tony corrente he hasn’t worked a buffalo or miami game this year walt colmanan worked bufaalo new england game and that was a division game and so is buf mia this thursday
Out of interest – how do they work out the referees for the post season and does anyone know who looks likely / less likely to be involved in the playoffs / SB etc?
All of the officials are graded on every play they officiate in every game. If an official makes a wrong call, or misses a call, they are downgraded and their overall grade goes down. The officials that are graded the highest among their peers get assigned playoff games. The seven officials (one at each position) that are graded higher than anyone at their position receive the honor of working the Super Bowl. The League and the Officiating Office doesn’t make officials’ grades public, so the only way to know who looks likely to work a postseason game is to follow the games and see which crews miss a call, or make a wrong call, and tally them throughout the year. If I missed anything, please, someone can correct me.
According to Titans press release, BRAD ALLEN will be working the first Monday Night game of his NFL career.
http://prod.static.titans.clubs.nfl.com/assets/docs/titans_steelers_2014.pdf
That Titans’ game release lists Steve Patrick (from Clete Blakeman’s crew) as the back judge, so it looks like Blakeman will be one of three referees who will have a bye this week.
Per SportingBecky, The Gun Show is headed to the shores of Lake Erie (HOU@CLE)…
https://twitter.com/SportingBecky/status/532238815004737536
Steratore — SF @ NYG
Source?
Friend of a Friend of a Friend. This will probably be my first and last post because I’m a reader of this website, not a poster.
Steratore @ NYG
media.giants.com/assets/1/7/Week_11_(vs._SF)_Flip_Card.pdf
Steratore @ NYG
http://media.giants.com/assets/1/7/Week_11_(vs._SF)_Flip_Card.pdf
That flip card lists Derick Bowers (74) as the head linesman. This means that JOHN PARRY will most likely be off this week, after his trip last weekend across the pond.
With Parry likely to have a bye, that narrows down the DET@ARI game to only Boger & Triplette.
Corrente @ STL
http://media.denverbroncos.com/images/9008/Flipcards/141116_flipcard_Stl.pdf
Since Tony Corrente is working in St. Louis, that leaves only one eligible referee left for TNF. Expect WALT COLEMAN to be working tomorrow night in Miami.
That narrows down the NE@IND Sunday night game to only Morelli & Triplette, the latter of whom is also a front-runner for DET@ARI (see one of my posts above).
MIN@CHI is the only game that Torbert is eligible for. He will have a bye if he does not get that game.
If Torbert gets MIN@CHI, Vinovich will only be eligible for TB@WAS.
For SNF, PETE MORELLI will be headed off to Indy to officiate a Colts-Patriots game for the second time in 10 months.
http://media.patriots.com/mediafiles/2014/11/2014_11_Flip%20Card_20141113_091532.pdf
UPDATED
BUF@MIA (TNF): Coleman
ATL@CAR: Anderson
DET@ARI: Boger & Triplette.
MIN@CHI: Boger, Leavy, Torbert, Triplette & Vinovich.
HOU@CLE: Hochuli
PHI@GB: Cheffers
SEA@KC: Boger, Leavy, McAulay, & Wrolstad.
DEN@STL: Corrente
CIN@NO: Boger, Leavy, & Wrolstad.
SF@NYG: Steratore
TB@WAS: Boger, Leavy, & Vinovich.
OAK@SD: Boger, Leavy, Triplette & Wrolstad.
NE@IND (SNF): Morelli
PIT@TEN (MNF): Allen
Well, you can scratch off Boger, McAulay & Wrolstad for SEA@KC, because…BILL LEAVY has been confirmed via the Chiefs’ flipcard.
http://media.kcchiefs.com/media/238707/flip_card_-_sea___11-16-14_.pdf
I forgot to mention that the Chiefs’ flipcard lists Bryan Neale (from Terry McAulay’s crew) as the umpire and Wayne Mackie (from Gene Steratore’s crew) as the head linesman. Steratore has already been confirmed for SF@NYG, with Derick Bowers (from John Parry’s crew) covering Mackie’s spot. Therefore, expect McAulay to be one of three referees to have a bye this week (Blakeman & Parry are the other two).
Mackie has been permanently moved to Leavy’s crew because he had two vacancies (Ed Camp, Chad Brown). Steratore will have a vacancy at HL here on out.
Bills at Dolphins NFLN — Walt Coleman
Vikings at Bears — Ronald Torbert
Texans at Browns — Ed Hochuli
Seahawks at Chiefs — Bill Leavy
Falcons at Panthers — Walt Anderson
Bengals at Saints — Craig Wrolstad
Eagles at Packers — Carl Cheffers
Buccaneers at Washington — Bill Vinovich
Broncos at Rams — Tony Corrente
49ers at Giants — Gene Steratore
Raiders at Chargers — Jeff Triplette
Lions at Cardinals — Jerome Boger
Patriots at Colts NBC — Pete Morelli
Steelers at Titans ESPN — Brad Allen
Clete Blakeman, Terry McAulay & John Parry are off this week.
per footballzebras.com