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Referees (Officials) announced for NFL Week 15 2023: Dallas at Buffalo: Craig Wrolstad


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9 hours ago, chongli said:

We had Wrolstad in Week 2 vs. Las Vegas as well.

 

NFL Week 15 Capsules:

https://nflcommunications.com/Documents/2023 Football Information/Capsules/Week 15 Capsules.pdf

[scroll 7/8 of the way down]

 

 

Craig Wrolstad is in his 10th year as a referee

 

Pos. Number Name Exp. 2022 Crew College Occupation
R 4 Craig Wrolstad 21 n/a Washington Athletic Director
U 54 Steve Woods 7 same Wabash Financial Advisor
DJ 48 Jim Mello 20 same Northeastern Facilities Manager
LJ 37 Tripp Sutter 5 same Nebraska Biopharmaceutical Rep
FJ 60 Jeff Shear 2 same Denver Professor
SB 142 Frank Steratore Rookie n/a [unknown] Sales, Sanitary Supplies Company
BJ 27 Grantis Bell 4 same West Virginia School Counselor
RO n/a Kevin Shine 6 same Alabama-Birmingham Regional Sales Manager
RA n/a Gavin Anderson 5 same Green River Police Officer

 

wrolstad.jpg

 

Rookie Side Judge Frank Steratore, Jr. is the cousin of Gene and Tony Steratore (both NFL officials) who are the co-owners of Steratore Sanitary Supply. Frank is in sales there.

 

http://www.steratoresanitary.com/about-us.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/35441956/nfl-officiating-scrutiny-seahawks-rams-controversy

 

"Rams-Seahawks refs under heavy scrutiny: ‘Worst officiated game of the year’

Adam Schefter, ESPN Senior Writer - Jan 13, 2023, 10:36 PM ET

 

"After multiple controversial officiating decisions in Sunday's playoff-shaping game between the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks, multiple executives and coaches said the NFL needs to reevaluate how it chooses and trains its officiating staff for future seasons.

 

Those same executives and coaches said game officials and the league missed multiple calls that helped key the Seahawks' overtime victory over the Rams that sent Seattle to Saturday's wild-card round and prevented the Detroit Lions from reaching the playoffs.

 

Even the NFL's competition committee is aware of what one source described to ESPN "as the worst officiated game of the year.

 

[...]

 

“The Lions should be livid,” an unnamed source said, per the report. “It was an awful way for them to end their season.”

 

[end article excerpt]

 

[Note: Craig Wrolstad served as the referee for the game.]

 

With the money involved the TV networks should force the league to hire full-time refs. 

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