On Thursday, NFL officiating announced that referee Jerome Boger was retiring after 19 NFL seasons. Per ESPN, he was the league's longest-tenured crew chief. Boger played quarterback at ...

Longtime referee Jerome Boger was among the four named who will be calling it a career. The 67-year old has been with the NFL since 2004 where he began his career as a line judge before his ...

Welcome to Super Sunday, Jerome Boger. The NFL announced Wednesday that the ninth-year referee will work Super Bowl XLVII, Boger's first. "We congratulate Jerome and his entire crew on being ...

NFL referee Jerome Boger is retiring, the league announced Thursday. The NFL's longest tenured crew chief, Boger is one of 10 officials who have announced their retirement this offseason.

The NFL will be losing an experienced referee ahead of the 2023 season. The league announced that Jerome Boger is retiring. Boger entered the league as a line judge in 2004 and was named a referee ...

NFL referee Jerome Boger has decided to retire from officiating, the league announced on Thursday. Boger, 67, became an NFL official in 2004 as a line judge, turning into a referee two years later.

Referee Jerome Boger (23) watches the play during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game between the St. Louis Rams and the New York Jets Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012, in St. Louis. The Jets won, 27-13. ...

Jerome Boger’s crew made a huge mistake while officiating Saturday’s AFC Wild Card game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Las Vegas Raiders. Apparently the error ...