Who are the NFL Referees today?

Launching their NFL officiating careers in 2020 are side judge TRA BLAKE (ACC), field judge JOE BLUBAUGH (Big 12), line judge MIKE DOLCE (Big Ten), down judge FRANK LEBLANC (Big 12), side judge CLAY REYNARD (Pac-12) and umpire TAB SLAUGHTER (Big 12).

Who are the head referees in the NFL?

Active NFL Referees

• Jerome Boger.
• Bill Vinovich.
• Scott Novak.
• Shawn Hochuli.
• Clete Blakeman.
• Adrian Hill.
• Craig Wrolstad.
• Brad Allen.

How many NFL referees are black?

four Black referees
Michael Signora, Senior Vice President of Football & International Communications, told NPR there are currently four Black referees and 40 Black game officials of 121 total.

Who is the oldest ref in the NFL?

Walt Coleman III
Walt Coleman

Who was the first black NFL official?

Burl Toler
We welcome Maia Chaka to the 2021 roster of game officials! The NFL hired its first Black official, Burl Toler, in 1965 and its first full-time female official, Sarah Thomas, in 2015.

How much do NFL football referees get paid?

In 2019, a report revealed the NFL referees salaries according to their sources, NFL ref’s get paid $10k in Super Bowl. Another sports blog released the salary details of NFL match official. They revealed that rookie match referee earn ($800k) per match and professional make ($4,000) per match.

What is the average salary of a NFL referee?

According to various sites, including FanDuel, the average NFL referee salary was set at $205,000 per year starting in 2019.

Do NFL Referees have other jobs?

NFL referees usually have an off-season job. That means that during the football season, the referee is working two jobs. These men have to have an understanding family and a regular job that offers flexible hours, at least during the football season.

How many referees are in the NFL?

NFL referees, officials in 2020. The NFL in July announced its official roster of 119 game officials for the 2020 season.