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The conspiracy of NFL referees who help the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Lix.
Analyst and former Vice President for the NFL, Mike Pereira, joined “Fuchs & friends” on Friday to weigh the discussion.
“I mean, I think I would say what [NFL Commissioner] Roger Goodell said what I try not to use hard words. I understand why they think that the figures show different and the dubious calls the chiefs went way, but to believe that there is intentions, is really ridiculous and that is the term that Roger used, “said Pereira.
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The Fox Sports College and the NFL rules expert Mike Pereira during a Fox Sports Media Party in front of the Super Bowl Lix. (Stephen Lew-Mimagn pictures)
“The officials are only to manage the game, and they have to make decisions in a 26th second, and so they have no time to take into account who made the foul what color the team has. And really, I really Understand the concern, but it will really not work out in the way you are doing this weekend.
Said Pereira The chiefs Were a great team and they teach their players penalty. Their number of false starts is lower, and the punishments of the team that the team eliminates.
Pereira spoke about how NFL teams Prepare yourself for the crews, but it is a little different to prepare for the Super Bowl crew.
“You know that this is different because the teams are preparing for crews, but this is not a crew, this is an all-star crew. So they are made of seven different crews, so it is impossible to judge where they are could lean, “said Pereira.
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NFL referee Ron Torbert during the game Cincinnati Bengal against the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LVI in the Sofi Stadium. (Mark J. Rebilas-USA today sport)
Ron Torbert will be the chief referee for Super Bowl Lix. He was also the leading referee for Super LVI if the Los Angeles Rams Beat the Cincinnati Bengals.
The referee is Mike Morton, Max Causey is the Down judge, Mark Stewart is the line judge, Mearl Robison is the field judge Boris Cheek, the Interior Jonah Monroe, the judge and Kevin Brown, is the replay officer.
Conge is the only other civil servant with a different super bowl experience than Torbert because he has served in three other super bowls.
With so many referees in the NFL, Pereira said that it was difficult to expect an exact consistency for all calls.
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Referee Carl Cheffers will sit in the first quarter of the AFC championship game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs on January 26, 2025 in the Arrowhead Stadium in the Kansas City Chquarterback Patrick Mahomes, the quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs, No. 15, No. Kansas City, Missouri. (Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire)
“Look, the parity in relation to the number of fouls described this year is closer than I do, I think I have seen it before. But you have different, you have 128 people, they do not have the same judgment or teach consistency Consistence to expect. “
There is one thing that Pereira wants to see from the officials in the big game.
“I only take care of it, you know what to call in the fourth quarter as they call the way in the first quarter.”
After this was said, Pereira said that he did not want to speak during the show.
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“I hope you don’t hear me, I hope you don’t see me! If I don’t murmen, it means that there are no controversy,” said Pereira.
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