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Gene Steratore
Steratore worked his first NFL playoff game as a referee between the 
Arizona Cardinals and the Carolina Panthers on January 10, 2009, at 
Bank of America Stadium in 
Charlotte, North Carolina. Exactly one year later, he refereed the 
Baltimore Ravens' 33–14 victory over the 
New England Patriots in an 
American Football Conference (AFC) Wild Card match at 
Gillette Stadium in 
Foxborough, Massachusetts.
Steratore was involved in a controversial instant replay call during week 1 of the 
2010 NFL season between the 
Detroit Lions and the 
Chicago Bears at 
Soldier Field in 
Chicago. Late in the fourth quarter, Lions receiver 
Calvin Johnson caught what was originally ruled as the winning touchdown for Detroit. However, Steratore conferred with the officials and overturned the call to an incomplete pass, ruling that Johnson lost control of the ball while going to the ground before he "completed the process of completing the catch".
 The play was reviewed, but was upheld. The rule applied in this situation states, "If a player goes to the ground in the act of catching a pass (with or without contact by an opponent), he must maintain control of the ball after he touches the ground, whether in the field of play or the end zone." Despite speculation that the Calvin Johnson ruling was incorrect, Steratore was supported by the NFL and backed by its former vice president of officiating, 
Mike Pereira, on Fox Sports. The rule has since been referred to as the "Calvin Johnson rule".
Steratore was selected as the first referee to officiate a game following the 
2012 NFL referee lockout on September 27, 2012, a Thursday-night contest between the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens. The Baltimore crowd cheered Steratore and his crew as they entered the field.
Steratore was named as referee for the NFC Championship game on January 19, 2014, between the 
Seattle Seahawks and 
San Francisco 49ers.
Steratore was also the referee during the 
Divisional Playoff game between the 
Dallas Cowboys and the 
Green Bay Packers on January 11, 2015, when a controversial fourth-quarter, fourth-down catch by Cowboys wide receiver 
Dez Bryant was overturned using the "Calvin Johnson rule".
 On the play, Cowboys quarterback 
Tony Romo threw the ball towards Bryant, who was initially ruled to have caught the ball at the Green Bay 1-yard line. The Packers challenged the call and after review, it was determined that the ball touched the ground before Bryant completed the catch.
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