Referre crew for the super bowl

[OldBill]

HEAD REF 1st time Ronald Torbert is currently an American football official in the National Football League (NFL) and has been since the 2010 NFL season. He wears uniform number 62.
A graduate of Michigan State University^[1] and Harvard Law School,^[2] Torbert began his NFL officiating career in 2010 as a side judge, then became a referee for the 2014 NFL season after Scott Green and Ron Winter announced their retirements. Torbert is one of only seven African-American referees in NFL history, after Johnny Grier, Mike Carey, Jerome Boger and Don Carey, and preceding Shawn Smith and Adrian Hill.
Ron was the alternate referee for Super Bowl LIII. He is also featured in the NFL 100 year anniversary video that aired during the same Super Bowl.
On January 25, 2022, the NFL named him as the referee for Super Bowl LVI.^[3][4]
Outside of his NFL officiating job, Torbert is an attorney, as is his fellow referee Clete Blakeman. SB LII patriots beat the Rams 13-3

• R: Ron Torbert
• U: Mark Pellis
• DJ: Kevin Codey
• LJ: Mark Steinkerchner
• FJ: Ryan Dickson
• SJ: Keith Washington
• BJ: Tony Josselyn
• RO: Saleem Choudhry
• RA: Meddie Kalegi

now i go search each one of this crew bbl with results

[OldBill]

ok this crew is smae as through the whole season

Ron Torbert (12)

• Mark Pellis | Umpire (8)
• Kevin Codey | Down Judge (7)
• Mark Steinkerchner | Line Judge (28)
• Ryan Dickson | Field Judge (5)
• Keith Washington | Side Judge (14)
• Tony Josselyn | Back Judge (4)

Replay Official: Saleem Choudhry | Replay Assistant: Chad Adams

the only differnt one is the replay official Meddie Kaleigh

I do not know if they excesively flag certain teams or players

[OldBill]

and here is the whole season results for this crew

Penalties By Week

Note: Offsetting and Declined penalties are ignored, except where specified.
ok cant get it to line up right let me try direct from website

home away total count -penalty yrds-home count-home yrds-away count-away yrds -declined - offsetting

09/12/21	1	N.Y. Giants	Denver	9	99	4	48	5	51	2	0
09/19/21	2	Carolina	New Orleans	16	164	5	49	11	115	1	0
09/26/21	3	Cleveland	Chicago	12	142	7	98	5	44	1	0
10/03/21	4	Buffalo	Houston	13	130	3	30	10	100	0	0
10/07/21	5	Seattle	LA Rams	8	105	3	20	5	85	1	0
10/17/21	6	Denver	Las Vegas	12	107	6	53	6	54	1	0
10/24/21	7	Green Bay	Washington	8	86	4	36	4	50	2	0
11/28/21	12	N.Y. Giants	Philadelphia	6	41	2	15	4	26	0	0
12/05/21	13	Houston	Indianapolis	9	50	4	25	5	25	2	0
12/12/21	14	Green Bay	Chicago	10	71	3	30	7	41	2	0
12/19/21	15	Miami	N.Y. Jets	8	77	5	45	3	32	3	0
12/26/21	16	Atlanta	Detroit	8	45	2	15	6	30	3	0
01/08/22	18	Philadelphia	Dallas	8	74	3	30	5	44	3	0
01/22/22	Divisional Playoffs	Green Bay	San Francisco	10	65	5	25	5	40	0	0
10/31/21	8	LA Chargers	New England	9	70	5	40	4	30	1	2
11/11/21	10	Miami	Baltimore	15	117	11	97	4	20	0	2
11/21/21	11	Jacksonville	San Francisco	9	68	8	56	1	12	2	2
01/02/22	17	Cincinnati	Kansas City	15	145	5	62	10	83	2	2
Totals				185	1656	85	774	100	882	26	8

https://www.nflpenalties.com/referee/ron-torbert?year=2021&view=week

[OldBill]

How many times has Torbert been to the Super Bowl?

• Although Torbert doesn't have any Super Bowl experience, four on his crew -- Bowers, Johnson, Helverson and Patterson -- have combined to work a total of seven Super Bowls.
  

[OldBill]

How many times has Torbert been to the Super Bowl?

• Although Torbert doesn't have any Super Bowl experience, four on his crew -- Bowers, Johnson, Helverson and Patterson -- have combined to work a total of seven Super Bowls.
  

ummmm they all are not in this crew for 56 sorry for this

[OldBill]

We don't know who will be playing in the Super Bowl yet, but we do know who will be officiating it and that's because the NFL announced this week that Ron Torbert has been tabbed as the referee for the game. This will mark the first time Torbert has been the referee for a Super Bowl.
Torbert has been an official in the NFL since 2010 when he was hired as a side judge. In 2014, he was promoted to referee and he's been doing that ever since. In his eight seasons on the job, Torbert has been the ref for six playoff games, but he's never officiated a game that has the magnitude of a Super Bowl with all of his experience coming in either the wild card round (four games) or the divisional round (two games).
One notable thing about Torbert is that his crew threw the fourth-fewest penalty flags in the NFL this year with an average of 12.3 flags per game, according to NFLpenalties.com. Of course, Torbert won't be working with his normal crew, so it's possible that number could trend up or down.
With four teams still fighting to get to the Super Bowl, here's a look at how the Rams, 49ers, Bengals. and Chiefs have fared over the past five years when Torbert has served as the ref in one of their games (stats via Pro Football Reference).

• Rams: 6-1 (1-0 in 2021)
• 49ers: 3-2 (2-0 in 2021)
• Bengals: 4-2 (1-0 in 2021)
• Chiefs: 3-1 (0-1 in 2021)

Torbert has already worked one postseason game this year as he was the referee in San Francisco's 13-10 wild card win over Green Bay. In a twist, the only Bengals or Chiefs game Torbert did this year was when the two teams played each other back in Week 17 and it was a game he wasn't even supposed to officiate. The ref assigned to the game was John Hussey, but Torbert ended up subbing in for him in a game the Bengals would win 34-31.

According to the NFL, the rest of Torbert's crew for the game will be umpire Bryan Neale, down judge Derick Bowers, field judge Rick Patterson, line judge Carl Johnson, side judge Keith Washington and back judge Scott Helverson. Roddy Ames will serve as the replay official.
Although Torbert doesn't have any Super Bowl experience, four on his crew -- Bowers, Johnson, Helverson and Patterson -- have combined to work a total of seven Super Bowls.


Super Bowl LVI will be kicking off from SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Feb. 13 in a game that will be televised on NBC.

[OldBill]

One notable thing about Torbert is that his crew threw the fourth-fewest penalty flags in the NFL this year with an average of 12.3 flags per game, according to NFLpenalties.com.