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Other than the umpire how many referees are there in pro football?
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∙ 13y ago
There are 6 other officials.
For a usual NFL game, the following are the seven assigned officials :
- Umpire
- Referee
- Head Linesman
- Line Judge
- Back Judge
- Side Judge
- Field Judge
(see related link)
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