Boston Jay

I would make that SOB swallow your entire silverware drawer.

MNF

LMAO...........I'm gonna have to steal that one from you.

mtbykr

BB said that Hocculi is the best crew in the game and he would like it if they did every pats game......................that's good enough for me

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Seymour93

I didn't know the Make-A-Wish foundation made dreams come true for old people too.

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Seneschal2

Tony Corrente and crew. They've worked zero Pats games this season...and 1 Charger vs 9er game (16 penalties). They're considered middle of the pack (not highly rated or poor). Look out for defensive flags...

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Michael

I just hope the back judge isn't Greg Sneed.

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MoLewisrocks

You guessing or you know this how? And if you do, you mean the couldn't find a crew chief from outside Southern California???

Corrente resides in La Mirada, California and teaches high school social sciences outside of his NFL officiating duties.

Corrente's 2006 NFL officiating crew consists of Steve Wilson, John McGrath, Ron Blum, Craig Wrolstad, Doug Toole, and Don Carey.

PatsFaninAZ

I would think it's very unlikely to be Hochuli's crew. He's got the superbowl next year (I think he deferred this year so that he could have it in his hometown next year), which almost certainly means he'll have a league championship game this year. Not necessarily, but probably.

Triplette, Anderson, Vinovich, and Morelli's crews are all done for the year, unless one of them has the Superbowl. (Unlikely for anyone but Anderson.)

Corrente was the standby referree for last year's superbowl. He was also promoted to ref extremely quickly, so he's a rising star and it would be surprising if he did not get one of the next 7 games, so he's as good a guess as any.

I would also think that Carey, Austin, Nemmers, Coleman, and McAuley get work this year. Winter may still be in the doghouse. I'd like to see Winter get another chance in the playoffs. Morelli got another chance this year despite last year's issues, so it's time to let Winter back. If the poster who suggested it was Corrente knows that for a fact, I can live with that, but I'd also take Winter. If he comes back, he's not going to be looking to make headlines, which is just fine with me.

Steratore and Bogers, the rookies, probably get to watch on tv this year. Leavy got the superbowl last year, so I'm not sure whether he'll get a game this year.

Boy did Vinovich do a nice job in his rookie playoff game. I'd take him again.

Box_O_Rocks

[QUOTE=mgcolby;293004]Nope, this is a Cardinals' homer, he'll at least have no dog in the hunt.

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Box_O_Rocks

Mike Carey would be a good choice, if we miss him here he'd be good for the AFCCG.

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