Brad Allen and his referee crew have been the center of multiple controversial calls and games this season.

Dolphis vs. Eagles - Everyone remembers this game. 10 penalties called on Dolphins compared to 0 called on Eagles. One of the worst and most lopsided reffed games in recent history. Towards the end of the game, there was a non existent roughing the passer penalty called against Miami. This call was made by Duane Heydt (who’s from Pennsylvania). Some additional history, his crew was previously suspended from an ACC championship game for unethical refereeing.

Chiefs vs. Packers. Everyone saw the blatant pass interference that wasn’t called, which would’ve moved the Chiefs into the redzone with a chance to tie the game. One of the most obvious pass interference penalties we’ve seen and nothing called.

Please also note: Home teams win in 58% of Brad Allen’s games & cover 56% ATS since 2016. NFL average is 55% win & 49% cover (source).

Brad Allen and his crew should be suspended from the NFL. Brad Allen’s crew (10th Season as Referee):

  • Umpire: Duane Heydt (2)
  • Down Judge: Sarah Thomas (9)
  • Line Judge: Walter Flowers (1)
  • Field Judge: Rick Patterson (28)
  • Side Judge: Boris Cheek (28)
  • Back Judge: Greg Yette (14)
  • Replay Official: Kirt Shay (5)
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