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2026-10-05 03:03
NFL looking into line judge appearing to curse out Cardinals’ Trey McBride during game
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NFL reviewing incident after line judge Jeff Seeman appeared to hurl profanity at Cardinals' Trey McBride
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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 3 outlets over 4h. The left followed 8 min later.
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- The Guardian USLean left
Incident came after tight end appealed non-call Players’ union says incident was unacceptable The NFL is looking into the circumstances of an official swearing at Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride during the team’s loss to the New York Giants on Sunday, league spokesperson Brian McCarthy…
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An NFL referee was caught on video swearing at Arizona Cardinals TE Trey McBride. Fans want that official punished by the league.
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Line judge Jeff Seeman was caught on camera appearing to direct profanity at Trey McBride during the Arizona Cardinals' game at the New York Giants.
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The Guardian USLean left
NFL looking into line judge appearing to curse out Cardinals’ Trey McBride during game
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NFL reviewing incident after line judge Jeff Seeman appeared to hurl profanity at Cardinals' Trey McBride
Read at foxnews.com →NewsweekCenter
Fans Call for Ref to be Punished for Behavior Toward Cardinals TE Trey McBride
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