You guys spend every single week yelling about officials.

So instead of continuing to yell, we're going to have a real conversation with Dean Blantino, who knows

more than everybody to figure out the source of the problem.

Plus, one expert is going to tell us everything we need to know about the future of Bill Bellacek

We've got all that and more because I'm Jason Fitz and it's time for zero Blitz All right, so as much as everybody loves to yell and scream, I like to have nuanced conversations with smart people.

And I think it's important, more important now, than ever before, because the one thing everybody yells about every single week is

officiating and you all know like I'm a Raiders fan if there's anybody that's that the

tuck rule still lives in my life like I understand pain and agony over

officiating but I don't understand necessarily the way we always

covered so we're gonna get smarter today and we're gonna do that with Dean

Blandino now Dean you know you see him on Fox's a Fox Sports Rules analyst also you saw him with the

XFL where we worked together when I was at ESP and I got to interview him a punch about

XFL rules. So Dean first and foremost thanks for hanging out with me and answering the back call because I always enjoy being able to talk to you about the difficulty of it, the situation of all that.

I appreciate the time, my friend.

Yeah, of course, I think this is an important conversation to have because I think like you said, we complain a lot about officiating and I think there is a more nuanced conversation to talk through as we kind of dive into what officials actually go through.

So let's start with the big call everybody's talking about, Kedary is Tony's foot,

depending on the camera angle, which we'll get into, you know, everybody on Twitter was all emotional about it.

From your standpoint, was it the correct call

the way it went down?

Yeah, you take that call in a vacuum,

he's offside, right there the neutral zone is the

length of the football the only player on either side that can be over the ball is

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