Being a NFL referee isn't the easiest of jobs. The action moves pretty quickly and the pressure of the job has to feel like a lot. So while they should be commended for the work that they do, they should also get called out a bit when they miss an obvious call that everyone watching the game could have called.
That happened during Sunday's Texans-Patriots game when Houston's Mario Edwards Jr. grabbed Antonio Gibson's facemask on a play early in the third quarter and almost ripped the running back's head off.
