Steve Rushin: Ref Ed Hochuli with an inside look at what he does on a typical play

I asked Ed Hochuli how many curls he's been doing: “As soon as I heard the rumors today, I got down on the floor and started doing pushups.” — Jeff Darlington (@JeffDarlington) September 27, 2012. But now the bigger question is, will Hochuli work

The Sunday slate is terrible, but at least we have the old officials back.

Ed Hochuli–NFL Referee · Print · Email. Last Updated on 27 September 2012: Hits: 4. Halleluiah! The NFL referee lockout is over! Expect to see union refs officiating tonight when the Baltimore Ravens host the Cleveland Browns. Following the travesty

Every Tuesday night, the veteran official with the Popeye arms has been holding rules-related conference calls with all officials. Average attendance on the calls, I'm told, is between 90 and 110 per week. Hochuli, the officiating sources says, gives

Every Tuesday night, the veteran official with the Popeye arms has been holding rules-related conference calls with all officials. Average attendance on the calls, I'm told, is between 90 and 110 per week. Hochuli, the officiating sources says, gives

Steve Rushin: Ref Ed Hochuli with an inside look at what he does on a typical play

I asked Ed Hochuli how many curls he's been doing: “As soon as I heard the rumors today, I got down on the floor and started doing pushups.” — Jeff Darlington (@JeffDarlington) September 27, 2012. But now the bigger question is, will Hochuli work

The Sunday slate is terrible, but at least we have the old officials back.

Ed Hochuli–NFL Referee · Print · Email. Last Updated on 27 September 2012: Hits: 4. Halleluiah! The NFL referee lockout is over! Expect to see union refs officiating tonight when the Baltimore Ravens host the Cleveland Browns. Following the travesty

Every Tuesday night, the veteran official with the Popeye arms has been holding rules-related conference calls with all officials. Average attendance on the calls, I'm told, is between 90 and 110 per week. Hochuli, the officiating sources says, gives

Every Tuesday night, the veteran official with the Popeye arms has been holding rules-related conference calls with all officials. Average attendance on the calls, I'm told, is between 90 and 110 per week. Hochuli, the officiating sources says, gives

“Catchgate” – Steve Sabol Is Rolling Over In His Grave“Catchgate” – Steve …

If you're looking for someone to blame for Monday night's football fiasco, begin with Steve Sabol. In the final play of the game between the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks, Packer defensive back M.D. Jennings intercepted a pass in the end

If you're looking for someone to blame for Monday night's football fiasco, begin with Steve Sabol. In the final play of the game between the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks, Packer defensive back M.D. Jennings intercepted a pass in the end

If you are reading this column, I imagine you love football. If you are around my age (56) your love of the game likely began and grew with the images created by NFL Films. The company that turned a brutal sport into high art lost its public face

NFL Films President Steve Sabol, who helped his father establish the Emmy-winning production company that changed the way people viewed professional football, died Tuesday after an 18-month battle with brain cancer,

Steve Sabol, who was the creative force behind NFL Films, his father's innovative enterprise that melded cinematic ingenuity, martial metaphors and symphonic music to lend professional football the aura of myth and help fuel its rise in popularity

Steve Sabol tribute video from NFL Network

Podcast: Remembering Steve Sabol. Steve Sabol joined Rich at Super Bowl XLV in Dallas to celebrate his father Ed Sabol's nomination for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2011 (AP Photo/Paul Spinelli)

Bill Belichick has spent plenty of time with revered filmmaker Steve Sabol, the co-founder of NFL Films who died this week. There have been plenty of tributes in honor of Sabol, rightfully so, who was credited with helping the game so much. There's

Steve Sabol, the president of NFL Films, died today at the age of 69 from his 18-month battle with brain cancer. “Words cannot truly express what Steve Sabol has meant to this game," Jets chairman and CEO Woody Johnson

Bill Belichick has spent plenty of time with revered filmmaker Steve Sabol, the co-founder of NFL Films who died this week. There have been plenty of tributes in honor of Sabol, rightfully so, who was credited with helping the game so much. There's

Sabol was 69 years of age. Who was Steve Sabol : Steve Sabol was a well-known film producer and cameraman from Moorestown, New Jersey. Sabol is mostly known for his involvement and serving as president for NFL

Bill Belichick emotionally shares memories of 'great friend' Steve Sabol

NFL Films President Steve Sabol, who helped his father establish the Emmy-winning production company that changed the way people viewed professional football, died Tuesday after an 18-month battle with brain cancer,

Steve Sabol, legendary NFL Films writer, producer, and director passes away at the age of 69.

Steve Sabol, legendary NFL Films writer, producer, and director passes away at the age of 69.

NFL Films President Steve Sabol, who helped his father establish the Emmy-winning production company that changed the way people viewed professional football, died Tuesday after an 18-month battle with brain cancer,

Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo discuss the impact NFL Films has had on their lives upon hearing the news of the death of NFL Films president Steve Sabol. ESPN Conversations. You must be signed in to post a comment. Need an account? Forgot your

Bill Belichick emotionally shares memories of 'great friend' Steve Sabol

NFL Films President Steve Sabol, who helped his father establish the Emmy-winning production company that changed the way people viewed professional football, died Tuesday after an 18-month battle with brain cancer,

Steve Sabol, legendary NFL Films writer, producer, and director passes away at the age of 69.

Steve Sabol, legendary NFL Films writer, producer, and director passes away at the age of 69.

NFL Films President Steve Sabol, who helped his father establish the Emmy-winning production company that changed the way people viewed professional football, died Tuesday after an 18-month battle with brain cancer,

Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo discuss the impact NFL Films has had on their lives upon hearing the news of the death of NFL Films president Steve Sabol. ESPN Conversations. You must be signed in to post a comment. Need an account? Forgot your

Bill Belichick emotionally shares memories of 'great friend' Steve Sabol

NFL Films President Steve Sabol, who helped his father establish the Emmy-winning production company that changed the way people viewed professional football, died Tuesday after an 18-month battle with brain cancer,

Steve Sabol, legendary NFL Films writer, producer, and director passes away at the age of 69.

Steve Sabol, legendary NFL Films writer, producer, and director passes away at the age of 69.

NFL Films President Steve Sabol, who helped his father establish the Emmy-winning production company that changed the way people viewed professional football, died Tuesday after an 18-month battle with brain cancer,

Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo discuss the impact NFL Films has had on their lives upon hearing the news of the death of NFL Films president Steve Sabol. ESPN Conversations. You must be signed in to post a comment. Need an account? Forgot your

Steve Smith rips into Cam Newton late in loss to Giants; quarterback's …

This was not the way to make a first impression. Cam Newton and his Carolina Panthers let a banged up New York Giants team walk all over them on their own home turf in their first appearance on Thursday Night Football.

But the wide receiver was exactly right Thursday night to get into quarterback Cam Newton's face and tell him to stop sulking after Newton threw his third interception in the Panthers' 36-7 loss to the New York Giants. Newton

But the wide receiver was exactly right Thursday night to get into quarterback Cam Newton's face and tell him to stop sulking after Newton threw his third interception in the Panthers' 36-7 loss to the New York Giants. Newton

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Cam Newton talked all week about how much better the Carolina Panthers were on offense then they showed in their season opener. He proved it on Sunday. The second-year quarterback threw for 253 yards and ran for a career-high

And especially if that quarterback happens to be 6'5" and 245 pounds, like Cam Newton. Carolina is one of 20 NFL teams at 1-1 after Week 2 (heck, two divisions are loaded with 1-1 teams)—about as average and ordinary as you can get, right? There are

Steve Sabol of NFL Films could tell a good story as well as show it

Steve Sabol, who died Tuesday at the age of 69 from brain cancer, did not coin the phrase “America's Team.” The Dallas Cowboys have Bob Ryan to thank for that; as the NFL Films' veep and editor-in-chief has said of the

Thank you Steve Sabol. Steelers Fever Exclusive Editorial. Wednesday, September 20th, 2012. By Tony Hipchest Steelers Fever Guest Columnist Smiley face. As a kid growing up in the 80's, every Superbowl Sunday was like waking up for Christmas. I never

Peter Finney, Times-Picayune. It's safe to say no one left behind more stories, more memories, than Steve Sabol, the president of NFL Films, who died Tuesday at 69. I think of Sabol and I think of Super Bowl IV in Tulane Stadium, Jan. 11, 1970

NEW YORK (AP) — With the eye of an art history major, Steve Sabol filmed the NFL as a ballet and blockbuster movie all in one. Half of the father-son team that revolutionized sports broadcasting, the NFL Films president died Tuesday of brain cancer at

Peter Finney, Times-Picayune. It's safe to say no one left behind more stories, more memories, than Steve Sabol, the president of NFL Films, who died Tuesday at 69. I think of Sabol and I think of Super Bowl IV in Tulane Stadium, Jan. 11, 1970