CREW CHIEF PROFILE

Brad Rogers: NFL referee penalty stats (2026)

TL;DR

Brad Rogers is an NFL referee (crew chief). In 2026, games his crew has worked average 12.1 accepted penalties over 7 games, 17% below the league's 14.7. Across 2015–25 his crew averaged 12.5 per game (108 games), a game-changers style: lots of flags, and big ones.

2026 flags / game12.17 games · league 14.7
2026 yards / game96.6league 119.2
2025 flags / game13.316 games
2015–25 flags / game12.5108 games

Calling style

Career (2015–25): Game-changers, lots of flags, and big ones. 2026 so far: Let them play.

Close to the league average on every measure we track.

Calls most like: Ron Torbert, Adrian Hill.

Penalty types vs the league (2015–25, season-adjusted, per game)

PenaltyPer gamevs league rate
Defensive Pass Interference1.14+11%
Neutral Zone Infraction0.50+9%
Defensive Offside0.53-8%
False Start2.04-7%
Delay of Game0.58+7%
Offensive Holding2.61+6%
Illegal Block Above the Waist0.41+6%
Roughing the Passer0.43+4%
Defensive Holding0.77+2%
Unnecessary Roughness0.67-1%

Season by season

SeasonGamesFlags / game
20191514.3
20201410.0
20211511.9
20221611.4
20231712.4
20241613.8
20251613.3
2026712.1

Recent games

DateGameScoreFlagsBy team
2026-10-25IND @ MIN10–1610IND 6 · MIN 4
2026-10-15SEA @ DEN14–1715SEA 7 · DEN 8
2026-10-11CIN @ MIA31–2410CIN 4 · MIA 6
2026-10-04KC @ LV30–2714KC 8 · LV 6
2026-09-27NYJ @ DET24–318NYJ 4 · DET 4
2026-09-20CLE @ TB23–1912CLE 6 · TB 6
2026-09-13ATL @ PIT13–2016ATL 9 · PIT 7
2026-01-04DET @ CHI19–1610DET 6 · CHI 4
2025-12-25DAL @ WAS30–2321DAL 11 · WAS 10
2025-12-21NE @ BAL28–2412NE 5 · BAL 7

Questions

How many penalties does Brad Rogers call per game?

In 2026 through Week 7, games Brad Rogers's crew worked averaged 12.1 accepted penalties and 96.6 penalty yards per game (7 games). His 2015–25 average was 12.5; the 2026 league average is 14.7.

What penalties does Brad Rogers call most?

Per game, 2015–25: offensive holding (2.61), false start (2.04), defensive pass interference (1.14). His mix of calls is close to the league average.

Does Brad Rogers call more penalties on the home team?

In 2015–25, 50% of the flags in his games were on the home team (league: 49%). Small differences like this are normal and are not evidence of bias.

Statistics reflect the crew chief's assignment; crews change around the chief each year. Patterns, not motives.

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