The NFL suspended line judge Jeff Seeman for two games after he was caught on camera cursing at Arizona tight end Trey McBride during the Cardinals’ loss to the Giants, signaling the league’s stance on officials’ conduct toward players. The discipline followed a complaint from NFL Players Association executive director JC Tretter, who argued that players are held accountable for misconduct and officials should be too. The incident occurred late in the game when a non-call on a potential pass interference/illegal contact play preceded Arizona’s punt in a 36-24 loss that featured a late Giants pick-6. Separately, referee Adrian Hill received a suspension for unprofessional conduct in the Vikings-Miami game, with the league’s officiating chief Ramon George announcing the actions. The moves underscore the NFL’s ongoing emphasis on professional conduct among officials ahead of future matchups.