Hot Mic Picked Up NFL Referee’s Uncensored Comment Explaining How He Really Felt About Being At The Rams-Chargers Preseason Game [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

The final week of the NFL exhibition season featured many games, and that included the Rams and Chargers.
Neither team was playing their starters for very long to ensure that none of them would be injured as we get closer to the regular season. The game featured many highlights, but one ref certainly stole the show.
As with all preseason action, eventually things start to slow down and get out of control. It leads many to just want to get it over with.
Hot Mic Inadvertently Steals the Spotlight at Rams-Chargers Game

An unnamed official accidentally left his microphone on during the live broadcast of the highly anticipated Rams-Chargers matchup. Consequently, television audiences across the country clearly heard his unfiltered thoughts regarding the game’s progression.
While preparing for an upcoming play, the open microphone suddenly broadcast a weary voice saying, “Jesus, let’s get this over with.” Apparently, the grueling nature of the exhibition schedule had finally exhausted the refereeing crew’s patience.
Drama Unfolds On the Field

Beyond the hilarious broadcasting error, the actual exhibition contest delivered plenty of competitive drama.
The Rams-Chargers battle concluded with a thrilling 20-18 victory for the Rams. Initially, the defense set a dominant tone by recovering a costly fumble from quarterback Justin Herbert.
Initially, the Chargers’ starting offense made a massive statement. Herbert unleashed a beautifully placed 65-yard touchdown pass down the seam to Quentin Johnston. Consequently, the Chargers jumped out to an early lead, showcasing the explosive potential of their starting lineup.
Shortly thereafter, however, a costly fumble by Herbert allowed the Rams to capitalize with a 27-yard field goal, shifting the game’s early momentum. In response, the Rams’ young offensive weapons stepped up to control the middle quarters.
Rookie quarterback Ty Simpson found Brennan Presley for an 11-yard touchdown. Furthermore, quarterback Matthew Caldwell kept the pressure on by firing an 8-yard touchdown pass to running back Dean Connors.
Nevertheless, the Rams’ defense stood tall when outside linebacker Darryl Peterson III delivered the decisive blow. He had an 8-yard sack and forced a fumble to secure the win.
