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Well, at least it'll be someone who actually was an on-field official.
NFL names Alberto Riveron to lead officiating department
NFL names Alberto Riveron to lead officiating department
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I will always wonder if Blandino resigned because he didn't want any part of the new centralized review process. The timing was so close one can't help but wonder if they were related.
I had the same thought.
What I can't figure out is did he willingly resign to avoid the pending scrutiny or did a higher power force his ass out because he was completely over his head and unqualified?
Or he was forced out so the commish could install his guy who would go along with calling games the way the league office wants.
Wasn't Blandino that guy?
I suppose we may never know. My point is that his resignation and the announcement of the new officiating process were so close together it has to make you wonder what the back story was with this.Wasn't Blandino that guy?
Wouldn't that be reason for a promotion in Goodell's NFL????I had the same thought.
What I can't figure out is did he willingly resign to avoid the pending scrutiny or did a higher power force his ass out because he was completely over his head and unqualified?