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NHFOA Ranking Overview NHFOA Rankings The Basics • Plan now – review your crew members, by position, for the season, and use the rankings worksheet to prepare • You will receive an email with instructions and your ID and Passcode • You will have a few days to go to the website, Final Rankings section, and submit The Rules • All officials who worked at least one varsity game between 9/5-11/2 need to complete • You need to rank all crew members that you worked with during the entire season • If you worked a game only in the first half of the season, you still need to complete final rankings Let’s Play “What if…” • If you rank someone more than once… Championship Playoff Varsity JV Tom Brady Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Peyton Manning Eli Manning Ryan Tannehill Peyton Manning Andrew Luck Drew Brees Let’s Play “What if…” • If you rank someone more than once… then the duplicate will be deleted Championship Playoff Varsity JV Tom Brady Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Peyton Manning Eli Manning Ryan Tannehill Drew Brees Andrew Luck Let’s Play “What if…” • If you rank the same person in multiple categories… Championship Playoff Varsity JV Tom Brady Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Peyton Manning Peyton Manning Ryan Tannehill Drew Brees Andrew Luck Eli Manning Let’s Play “What if…” • If you rank the same person in multiple categories… then the duplicate will be deleted Championship Playoff Varsity JV Tom Brady Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Peyton Manning Andrew Luck Ryan Tannehill Drew Brees Eli Manning Let’s Play “What if…” • If you create separation between officials within a category… Championship Playoff Varsity JV Tom Brady Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Peyton Manning Andrew Luck Ryan Tannehill Eli Manning Drew Brees Let’s Play “What if…” • If you create separation between officials within a category… it doesn’t matter! Championship Playoff Varsity JV Tom Brady Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Peyton Manning Andrew Luck Ryan Tannehill Drew Brees Eli Manning Let’s Play “What if…” • If you rank yourself… Championship Playoff Varsity JV John Reardon Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Tom Brady Andrew Luck Ryan Tannehill Peyton Manning Eli Manning Drew Brees Let’s Play “What if…” • If you rank yourself… Nice try, buddy! Championship Playoff Varsity JV Tom Brady Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Peyton Manning Andrew Luck Ryan Tannehill Drew Brees Eli Manning Let’s Play “What if…” • If you try to screw someone… Championship Playoff Varsity JV Peyton Manning Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Drew Brees Andrew Luck Ryan Tannehill Tom Brady Eli Manning Let’s Play “What if…” • If you try to screw someone… Nice try, buddy! And the Commissioner will find you… Championship Playoff Varsity JV Peyton Manning Philip Rivers Tony Romo Mark Sanchez Drew Brees Andrew Luck Ryan Tannehill Eli Manning Questions? So… Execute on the basics Play by the rules Be fair .
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