We now know who will be on the call for that one as the NFL has assigned Shawn Hochuli as the head referee for the game. Hochuli's father, Ed Hochuli, was an NFL official from 1990 until 2017.

Hochuli was honoring his father, Ed, an NFL referee from 1990 to 2017. In 2005, he called a penalty in Spanish during the NFL's first game in Mexico between the San Francisco 49ers and the Arizona ...

NFL referee Shawn Hochuli was heard expressing his frustrations with the noise level at Arrowhead Stadium during Saturday night's game.

NFL referee Shawn Hochuli had his mic on before he was ready to announce a penalty during the Chiefs vs. Jaguars game.

Ed Hochuli has seen a lot of football. The former NFL ref started working for the league in 1990, and lasted until the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC championship game ...

Hochuli expressed that he was all for them, adding that there were multiple times per game he thought a player died on the field. The Big Lead transcribed the relevant portion of Hochuli’s answer.

One of the NFL’s most popular referees has been immortalized with his own bobblearm. Yes, a bobblearm. (And bobblehead, too, for all you purists.) Ed Hochuli, who officiated for 28 years before ...

Retired referee Ed Hochuli was known for his lengthy penalty explanations during his time in the NFL, but he wrapped up the sale of his San Diego condo pretty quickly.

Barb Kowalczyk of De Pere worked with popular NFL ref Ed Hochuli for 12 years at Lambeau FIeld. Nobody's more bummed abut his retirement than she is.

Ed Hochuli has bid adieu to the NFL. One of the league's most recognizable and bombastic referees announced his retirement earlier this past week after a 27-year run as an NFL official.

Hochuli’s son, Shawn Hochuli, has been promoted to referee next season. The younger Hochuli has four seasons of previous NFL officiating experience, most recently as a back judge in 2017.

Ed Hochuli, the NFL's longest-tenured referee, is retiring after 28 years with the league, senior vice president of officiating Al Riveron announced Tuesday.