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Aug 30, 2022 · Through 29 seasons as a line-of-scrimmage official, Bergman has officiated 22 postseason games, including 8 Wild Card Playoffs, 9 Divisional Playoffs, 3 Conference Championships, and Super Bowls XXXI and LIII. He will have an opportunity to add to that résumé this year in his final season.
Feb 2, 2023 · Bergman, 68, is retiring after 30 years as an NFL official, primarily as a line judge. He will be part of the officiating crew for Super Bowl LVII on Feb. 12. That will be his final game in...
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Apr 19, 2023 · Since 1966 a member of the Bergman family has been a NFL official: family patriarch Jerry and his sons, Jeff and Jerry Jr. Brett Bergman’s father, Jeff, retired after being the 8th official to reach the 30-year milestone, and his uncle Jerry is also leaving the league this year. Bergman is fairly young and if he has a successful 20-year ...
Jan 6, 2023 · Among these officials includes line judge Jeff Bergman, who is only the 8th official in league history to officiate for 30 or more seasons. Bergman, 68, is the son of the late head linesman Jerry Bergman, Sr., who himself is also a member of the revered 30 Club.
Apr 22, 2021 · Bergie notified the league Aug. 31 that he plans to retire after the 2022 season. But there may be another Bergman on the NFL roster someday. Brett, 34, a line-of-scrimmage official in the Big Ten Conference, has aspirations of becoming an NFL official one day.
Jeff Bergman. Position: Down Judge, Head Linesman, Line Judge More bio, uniform, draft info
Mar 2, 2023 · That list includes down judge Jerry Bergman and line judge Jeff Bergman — as well as line judge Walt Coleman IV, back judge Steven Patrick, down judge Mark Hittner, field judge Michael...
