NFL fans demand an investigation after controversial referee decisions impact Rams and Bears Wild Card playoff wins, getting enough hate.

The first day of the 2025-26 NFL postseason was an exciting one. The Los Angeles Rams took down the Carolina Panthers in the first game of the day. Los Angeles, led by MVP frontrunner Matthew Stafford,

Sarah Thomas is the NFL's first full-time female official and served as the down judge in the Jaguars vs. Bills game.

Despite the challenges and constant scrutiny, the argument stands that NFL game officials are fairly compensated for the demanding nature of their roles.

The Buffalo Bills held on for dear life and won. Sean McDermott owes Josh Allen a little more than the six-year, $330 million contract he signed just last offse

Puka Nacua may not be getting some very favorable calls from officials in the near future. Nacua appeared on a live stream for popular streamer Adin Ross

NFL officiating always seems to be a hot topic during the season. It seems like every week fans are accusing the referees of rigging games. While NFL refs are used to facing backlash from fans, it appears players are also starting to publicly attack them.

The incident happened at the 11:15 mark of the third quarter. Hurts scrambled down the left end for a 3-yard gain at second-and-2. As Hurts was sliding to the ground, 49ers rookie safety Marques Sigle came rushing in to tackle the Eagles star. Sigle’s tackle was late, though, and it was deemed illegal by the referees.

Former NFL referee Terry McAulay believes Miami should have been flagged for defensive pass interference on the final play vs. Ole Miss.

In what has become as much of an NFL tradition as the pregame national anthem, a playoff game is being marred by a controversial penalty. Late in the third quarter of today's game between the Carolina Panthers and the visiting Los Angeles Rams,