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The NFL has suspended line judge Jeff Seeman for two games and referee Adrian Hill for one game due to unprofessional conduct involving players during recent matches. Seeman was seen cursing at Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride after an on-field incident, while Hill shouted at Minnesota Vikings linebacker Eric Wilson when Wilson tried to help him up after being pushed by Miami Dolphins player Ollie Gordon II.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-06,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
NFL official Jeff Seeman was caught on camera during Arizona Cardinals' game against New York Giants on Sunday, appearing to curse at tight end Trey McBride. This incident occurred when McBride questioned an officiating call and Seeman responded with profanity, leading NFL Players Association executive director JC Tretter to condemn the behavior as "unacceptable." The NFL is reviewing the situation, ultimately suspending Seeman for two games due to unprofessional conduct. The controversy highlights ongoing debates about accountability standards for officials compared to players within the league.
Written for “NFL Referee Incident With Cardinals P…” on 2026-10-06,
grounded in this article and the 7 other(s) covering the same event.
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The NFL has suspended two officials for instances of unprofessional conduct towards a player.
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NFL → publish → player
Line judge Jeff Seeman has been suspended for two games and referee Adrian Hill for one fixture following the incidents on Sunday.
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Seeman → suspend → Sunday
Seeman was caught on camera seeming to curse at Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride, whose side lost 36-24 away to the New York Giants.
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side → catch → Giants
McBride felt he had been interfered with by Giants cornerback Dru Phillips from a pass from Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett that fell incomplete.
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that → feel → Brissett
Having been hit, McBride complained to Seeman, who appeared to yell a profanity at McBride.
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who → hit → McBride
You hate to see it for obvious reasons.
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You → hate → reasons
I don't need to go further than that, but I do want to give the man a little bit of grace too," Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur said Monday.
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LaFleur → need → grace
"I know Jeff.
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I → know → Jeff
It's unfortunate it happened.
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it → happen → ?
It can't happen obviously and I'll leave it at that.
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I → happen → that
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Hill's incident involved linebacker Eric Wilson, who featured for Minnesota Vikings as they defeated the visiting Miami Dolphins 15-10.
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they → involve → Dolphins
Wilson was pushed into Hill by Dolphins running back Ollie Gordon II midway through the first quarter after a play was whistled dead because of a Minnesota penalty.
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play → push → penalty
As Wilson tried to help Hill up, the official jumped up while pointing and shouting at Wilson to move away.
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official → try → Wilson
"That was funny, honestly," Wilson told reporters after the match.
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Wilson → tell → match
"I ended up apologising to him and explained the situation.
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I → end → situation
He understood what was going on.
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what → understand → ?
He just said he didn't want us fighting."
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us → say → ?
In Monday night's fixture, the Atlanta Falcons won 45-24 on the road at the New Orleans Saints.
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Falcons → win → Saints
Bijan Robinson scored an early touchdown following a 53-yard run, while fellow running back Brian Robinson Jr. also reached the end zone three times.
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Jr. → score → zone
The Falcons now sit second in NFC South, following two opening defeats with consecutive victories, while the Saints are third with a 1-3 record.
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Saints → sit → record
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