Love Couple Mocks NFL Refs in Viral Video

Packers QB Jordan Love and his wife Ronika Stone Love posted a TikTok criticizing officiating in recent Lions games.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Football

Love Couple Mocks NFL Refs in Viral Video

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Jordan Love and Ronika Stone Love posted a TikTok video mocking NFL referees as blind, dressing in referee stripes, wearing black spectacles, carrying canes and throwing yellow flags. The video followed controversial calls in Green Bay's Week 7 loss to Detroit and Detroit's Week 8 win over Minnesota.

Why it matters

The video highlights growing frustration over officiating in the NFL, and the league has already taken action against referee Alex Moore's crew after the Week 7 game. For U.S. football fans, it underscores how officiating decisions are drawing public attention beyond the field.

Official game results show Detroit won 20-17 over Green Bay in Week 7 and 19-15 over Minnesota in Week 8. Craig Wrolstad's crew has thrown 108 flags through six games, while Green Bay was penalized 81 yards on eight penalties in its Week 7 loss, and the league's full review of the Moore crew's decisions has not been detailed publicly.

The players

Jordan Love

Jordan Love is the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, drafted in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft out of Utah State.

Alex Moore

Alex Moore is an NFL referee whose crew was disciplined by the league following officiating decisions in the Packers-Lions game.

The details

In the TikTok, the couple wore NFL referee black-and-white stripes, black spectacles and carried canes, pretending to be blind while colliding and falling. They threw yellow flags on the floor to mark controversial calls, including a 24-yard Lions touchdown pass to Amon-Ra St. Brown that was overturned on review after officials said he bobbled the ball.

Week 7: Lions defeated Packers 20-17 in a game featuring the disputed calls.
Week 8: Lions defeated Vikings 19-15; St. Brown's touchdown was overturned on review.
Week 8 Sunday: Alex Moore's crew was moved from the Eagles-Commanders prime-time game.

Season Trajectory

The league's decision to move Alex Moore's crew from a Week 8 prime-time game follows a recurring pattern of reassigning officials after contested outcomes. The controversy adds pressure on NFL officiating in a season where Detroit's late-season results have drawn scrutiny from opposing fanbases.

The video and the league's action against Moore's crew bring officiating decisions into fantasy and betting conversations for Packers and Lions games. Fans tracking Green Bay's penalty totals and Detroit's remaining schedule now have a documented flag count to weigh.

The takeaway

Officiating controversies can shift quickly from the field to social media, and the league's disciplinary response shows teams and officials are watching. Readers following NFL games should expect continued attention on crew assignments as the season progresses.