roger bell took a lot of heat in regards to what has been going on. he's feeling much better. >> what is most difficult about it is you have the two parties but you have a lot of parties outside the room that get impacted by it, starting with our fans and we are sorry to bring our fans to that and the general public to that. that is the unfortunate part of labor-management disputes. >> just a few days ago, we heard -- i cannot repeat what was enchanting, but they want are pointing to they have to get this thing done and they did. let's go outside the stadium for more. >> fans are so excited to have the regular referee's back. we are here with a crowd that tailgates for every home game. tell me about how you are feeling having the regular referee's back. >> we are glad to have the regular referee's back. its mostly family and friends, people we work with. we bought a van and paint it purple and we have been years since day one. >> talk a little bit about what the stadium was like last sunday night. >> it was a great game. i had season tickets for eight

patriot games with the field goal good, coaches being fined, bell chick grabbing a replacement official. it had to end. now it is ending. roger goodell said some time there is a lot of pain in the short-term for longer time gain. this is the only time they will be happy to see the regular officials on the field and by the third quaterback i am sure they will be booing those guys, as well. >>shepard: it is a great american past time, official booing. in the time union busting it was interesting to see at least tens of millions of people pushing with the union against the league. >>guest: they want their sport back. these guys are the best in the world at what they do. it was proven you can not just put anyone out. they could not keep up. they do not know the rule book. there were a lot of mistakes. i don't think it was memorial leg -- it was people rallying an the union. >>shepard: they needed the good refs back and they are union. >>guest: they got them back and the union stuck together and it is the second job, not their regular job so they were not missing their regular paychecks so they could homed out and demand what it i

bell curve. now back to michelle and the halftime money report. >> 14 years. unbelievable. we're waiting for a press conference from rogerl to talk about the fact that they timely got some resolution to what has been this interesting strike, to say the least, dr. j. it's made for a lot of interesting conversations about some very bad calls. >> and it was a very bad call until they settled it. this was a $10 billion business folks that we were rounding about $3 million. rounding error $100,000 per team per year to have a horrible result with all of these games. nine different dogs won this weekend, by the way, only the second time i believe in the last 30 years that's that's happened and it was because of baud calls in many cases. >> that would be a reference to teams that weren't expected to win. >> the underdog, yes. and obviously the big one that turned the whole thing around was the seattle/green bay game monday night. i think goodell and the nfl are doing the right thing now, thank god, because this is my game. this is what i think we all love to watch on sunday and monday and thursday night. >> brian shactman is our