Williamson writes on N.F.L. leadership and calls for resignation of league commissioner (The New York Times, CNN, WTVR)
MONDAY night’s blown call during the -Green Bay Packers game — in which a Seattle receiver clearly shoved a defender to make a disputable catch that, nevertheless, was ruled complete and thus resulted in a last-second win by Seattle — is already one of the most infamous moments in the history of the .
But it is only the latest in what has been three weeks of near chaos at the start of the N.F.L. season: thanks to a lockout against the league’s regular referees, replacement referees have overseen game after game scarred by bad calls, inconsistent judgments, misunderstanding of the nuances of the rules and, too often, a failure to rein in player and coach conduct.
Full New York Times article
CBS 6 WTVR Interview
The article was referenced on CNN Newsroom with Brooke Baldwin Sept. 26