The Week 6 NFL referee assignments have been announced. Therefore, let’s look at which NFL refs will be officiating each game and take a closer look at the two crews we are set to see in the Week 6 primetime games.
NFL Referee Assignments for Week 6
The remaining 13 Week 6 NFL ref assignments are listed below. Before the season began, each ref was assigned a crew from the NFL’s officiating roster. You can see which officials are on each crew in our guide to the 2022 NFL officiating crews. Please note that all times listed below are Eastern.
San Francisco 49ers at Atlanta Falcons | 1 p.m.
Carl Cheffers
New England Patriots at Cleveland Browns | 1 p.m.
Scott Novak
New York Jets at Green Bay Packers | 1 p.m.
Clete Blakeman
Jacksonville Jaguars at Indianapolis Colts | 1 p.m.
Jerome Boger
Minnesota Vikings at Miami Dolphins | 1 p.m.
Brad Rogers
Cincinnati Bengals at New Orleans Saints | 1 p.m.
Land Clark
Baltimore Ravens at New York Giants | 1 p.m.
Clay Martin
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Pittsburgh Steelers | 1 p.m.
Shawn Smith
Carolina Panthers at Los Angeles Rams | 4:05 p.m.
Tra Blake
Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks | 4:25 p.m.
Shawn Hochuli
Buffalo Bills at Kansas City Chiefs | 4:25 p.m.
Brad Allen
Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles | 8:20 p.m.
John Hussey
Monday Night Football Referee Assignment
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Denver Broncos at Los Angeles Chargers | 8:15 p.m.
Ron Torbert
What Can We Expect To See From the Prime-Time NFL Officiating Crews in Week 6?
The Sunday Night game between the Cowboys and Eagles is intriguing because Hussey’s crew has averaged just 10 accepted penalties per game. That is the second-lowest average in the league this year. However, the crew has thrown 67 flags, with 17 being dismissed due to either offsetting penalties or declined penalties.
They have been a fairly even crew when it comes to officiating games. Hussey’s crew has thrown eight false start flags, with six offensive holding flags. However, they have also thrown six flags for both defensive pass interference and unnecessary roughness. Additionally, they have thrown four flags for illegal contact.
As for Monday Night Football when the Broncos travel to take on the Chargers, Torbert’s crew has averaged a touch under 12 penalties per game. They have only had six penalties declined from their 53 thrown flags in their first four games this year.
More than a quarter of the penalties from Torbert’s crew have been false start penalties, with an additional five offensive holding and three offensive pass interference penalties. In contrast, they have just five defensive pass interference penalties and three defensive holding penalties.
