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The NFL has officially announced the two officiating crews that will be working the AFC and NFC title games.In an interesting twist, the referee in the NFC title game oversaw an officiating crew that threw the most flags of any crew in the this season, while the referee in the AFC title game oversaw an officiating crew that threw the fewest amount of penalty flags during the regular season.Here's a look at the two refs.Cheffers is one of the most experienced officials in the Joe Pavelski Women Jersey (https://www.prosharksstore.com/joe-pavelski-women-jersey)  NFL. The 61-year-old has been in the league since he was hired as a side judge in 2000. After eight years as a side judge, he was promoted to referee in 2008. Cheffers has officiated a total of 15 postseason games in his career, including LI and LV.One notable thing about Cheffers is that his crew threw the most penalty flags in the NFL this year with a total of 229, . Its average of 14.31 penalties per game made it the only crew that averaged more than 14. Of course, Cheffers won't be working with his normal crew, so it's po sible that number will be cut down.  Here's a look at how the Rams and 49ers have fared over the past five years when Cheffers has served as the ref in one of their games (stats ).Rams:2-1 (1-0 in 2021)49ers:4-3 (2-1 in 2021)Cheffers actually officiated a Rams-49ers game back in October 2020, which San Francisco ended up winning, 24-16. , the rest of  Paul Martin Men Jersey (https://www.prosharksstore.com/paul-martin-men-jersey) Cheffers' crew for the game will be umpire Paul King, down judge Jerod Phillips, field judge Tom Hill, line judge Mark Perlman, side judge Eugene Hall and back judge Greg Steed.           Pick Six Newsletter   Crafted By The Best NFL Experts   Get the day's big stories + fun stuff you love like mock drafts, picks and power rankings.     I agree to receive the "Pick Six Newsletter" and marketing communications, updates, special offers (including partner offers), and other information from CBS Sports and the Paramount family of companies.  By pre sing sign up, I confirm that I have read and agree to the and acknowledge  Brandon Bollig Men Jersey (https://www.prosharksstore.com/brandon-bollig-men-jersey) Paramount's .                 Please check the opt-in box to acknowledge that you would like to subscribe.       Thanks for signing up!   Keep an eye on your inbox.     Sorry!   There was an error proce sing your subscription.     Vinovich is considered one of the best officials in the NFL, which is why he almost always gets  Barclay Goodrow Men Jersey (https://www.prosharksstore.com/barclay-goodrow-men-jersey) the call to work as the referee in big games. The Bengals-Chiefs game will mark the 16th postseason a signment of Vinovich's career, which already includes two games as a Super Bowl ref and SIX prior games as a conference title ref.Unlike Cheffers, Vinovich's crew almost never threw any flags this year. His crew was responsible for just called penalties, which is just 9.25 per game. That's a full five penalties le s than Cheffers' crew and the lowest number in the NFL.Here's a look at how the Bengals and Chiefs have fared over the past five years when Vinovich has served as the ref in one of their games (stats ).  Bengals:1-5 (1-2 in 2021)Chiefs:6-3 (2-0 in 2021)Vinovich actually officiated a Bengals-Chiefs game back in October 2018, which Kansas City won, 45-10. Vinovich has also officiated several high-profile Chiefs' games over the past few years, including their AFC title win over the Bills last season and their Super Bowl Joe Pavelski Kids Jersey (https://www.prosharksstore.com/joe-pavelski-kids-jersey)  LIV win over the 49ers. , the rest of Vinovich's crew for the game will be: umpire Fred Bryan, down judge Ed Camp, field judge Mearl Robinson, line judge Jeff Seeman, side judge Jonah Monroe and back judge Greg Meyer.