NFL Suspends Line Judge Jeff Seeman for Two Games Over Unprofessional Conduct
The NFL has suspended line judge Jeff Seeman for two games due to unprofessional conduct, specifically for swearing at Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride during a game against the New York Giants.
Fresno Visalia, CA, October 5, 2026 — The National Football League (NFL) has issued a two-game suspension to line judge Jeff Seeman following an incident of unprofessional conduct. The league confirmed the disciplinary action stems from Seeman reportedly swearing at Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride during a recent game.
The specific game in which the conduct occurred was between the Arizona Cardinals and the New York Giants. While the full context and details surrounding the interaction between Seeman and McBride were not extensively detailed in the summary provided, the league’s decision reflects a stance against unprofessional behavior by officials on the field.
Seeman’s suspension means he will be unavailable to officiate NFL games for the next two scheduled weeks. The NFL has not provided further details regarding the disciplinary process or any potential appeals. The summary did not include information about any fines associated with the suspension or the specific date of the game in question. The professional conduct of game officials is a critical aspect of maintaining the integrity and fairness of NFL matchups, and such disciplinary measures underscore the league’s commitment to upholding standards for its officiating crews.
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