The last thing the NFL needs is another problem on its hands. With the ongoing national anthem saga, the mounting concussion research, and the 14 people showing up to Chargers games, the NFL has more problems than Jay-Z. And just when you think it couldn’t get any worse, a Monday Night Football ref arrived to his place of work looking like this…
That's a rough hair cut ref #TENvsIND #MNF pic.twitter.com/hou7Ke1ZGZ
— Peter (@papples81) October 17, 2017
I don’t know what that is or what this dude is going through at home, but this haircut is simply unacceptable. I try not to make snap judgements about people I don’t know, but I can promise you that this guy tucks his tank top into his cotton sweat shorts. No doubt in my mind that this guy flexes into the mirror while having sex with his third wife. I cannot imagine a scenario in which this dude doesn’t pack a heater at his son’s first communion. Again, I’m not in the business of judging a book by its cover, unless that cover clearly reads ‘I Got Kicked Out Of Navy Seal Training For Dropping My Ballsack On A Fellow Soldier’s Forehead While He Slept.’
Call me insensitive or judgmental, just don’t call me the only one..
Barber: What can I do for you?
Ref: I'm on #MNF tonight, make me look 🔥🔥🔥.
Barber: That Comedy Central game? I got this…. pic.twitter.com/i6RB79BYcX
— Fake SportsCenter (@FakeSportsCentr) October 17, 2017
https://twitter.com/BearHugItOut/status/920119959694532608
Yo… we gotta talk about that ref's hair.
Like, the fuck is that?
— Dave “Mortgages” Searle (@MillerTimePod) October 17, 2017
Barber: What can I do for you?
Ref: You ever stick the 17th green at TPC Sawgrass?
Barber: Done and done, fam. pic.twitter.com/GFwyjbdUwq— Matt Keohan (@MrKeohan) October 17, 2017
That MNF ref reminds me of someone… pic.twitter.com/26NkF4RoJ0
— Mike Steele (@DVEMikeSteele) October 17, 2017
This #MNF ref out here with the Official Haircut of 'I Bring A Flask To My Son's Tee-Ball Game' pic.twitter.com/pu0ZoSWJ5Y
— Matt Keohan (@MrKeohan) October 17, 2017
Supercuts about to be wrapped up in a lawsuit.
[h/t Total Pro Sports]