NFL’s New CBA Could Send Struggling Officials to the UFL

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NFL’s New CBA Could Send Struggling Officials to the UFL

The NFL's new collective bargaining agreement with officials could create an unusual pipeline to the UFL. ESPN reported that underperforming referees who miss out on playoff assignments may be reviewed and, “if necessary,” assigned to UFL games for further development. The move would turn the spring league into a minor league for officials, though questions remain about its impact on current UFL crews.

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