Ref goes ballistic on Vikings linebacker after incidental shove

Source: New York Post

The refs were the stars of this late-afternoon matchup as Vikings linebacker Eric Wilson took an earful from referee Adrian Hill. In Minnesota’s 15-10 win over Miami on Sunday, Hill berated Wilson for unintentionally bumping into him.   The knockdown happened when Dolphins running back Ollie Gordon II shoved the linebacker on a third-down play that was blown dead because of an offsides penalty.

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