Billy Gil

Like you should probably have like the best officials calling these games, not based on, well, this official's been here longer.

So like, ah, let's give it to Ed.

You know what I think the funny part about this story too is, like when you take it to the count, like when they want them to go to additional training, I was viewing it like traffic school, essentially, right?

Like, oh, well, you didn't follow that rule, so you got to go to traffic school for four hours and kind of learn the lesson.

a lot of these officials, not a lot of them, all of them, essentially, this is just kind of like a side job for them.

Like they have their full-time jobs.

A lot of them are like lawyers.

They have like actual respectable jobs.

And then on weekends, they just decide, you know what?

I'm going to fly to Cincinnati and I'm going to be the referee or I'm going to be the line judge in the Bengals game.

And I'm going to put on my zebra costume and then

I'm going to have to go back to the office on Monday, Tuesday, whatever it is, and I'm going to be sitting in a courtroom and someone's going to be taking me very seriously.

But on Sunday, whatever the day is, AJ Brown's going to be screaming at me and showing me absolutely no respect whatsoever.

And now...

The NFL is going to tell me that I have to be signed into Zoom to be going over webinars because they don't like the way that I was calling something my second job.

At a certain point, they're going to be like, enough's enough.

You're not paying us for this to be our full-time job.

We're not going to continue to jump through hoops.

You want to go and you want to play with your Xbox controllers in New York?

What was the name?