‘I Really Hope He Doesn’t Get Fined For This’ — Packers Fans Beyond Amused as Jordan Love And His Wife Troll NFL Refs After Lions Controversy

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love and his wife, Ronika Stone Love, found a hilarious way to express their frustration with NFL officiating this Halloween. The couple's costume quickly went viral, with fans fully embracing their not-so-subtle dig at officials following Green Bay's controversial loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 7.

Love and Ronika dressed up as blind NFL referees, complete with the zebra-striped shirts, dark sunglasses, and white canes.

Jordan Love and His Wife's Halloween Costumes Get Fans Talking

The joke went viral after Ronika posted a clip on TikTok captioned "I'm joking, I'm joking."

In the video , the couple can be seen blindly stumbling around, tapping their white canes, and launching yellow penalty flags into the air for no apparent reason.

Fans quickly filled the comments section, with many finding the joke hilarious while others worried the quarterback could face a fine from the NFL.

One fan joked, "You're gonna get us fined." Another supporter jokingly remarked, "Chill, Ronika, we play away this weekend, the refs might see this."

Others shared similar concerns, with one commenter saying, "I can smell the fine coming," while another added, "I really hope he doesn't get fined for this."

One fan even offered to cover the cost, saying , "I'll pay the fine"

Love's wife also joined the fun in the comments, responding to the growing attention with a simple message intended to cover all bases: "We're Footlocker employees."

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The couple's costume was more than just a random Halloween gag, of course. It came after Green Bay suffered a frustrating 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 7, with several officiating decisions becoming a major talking point.

Referee Alex Moore's crew called eight penalties against the Packers for 81 yards, with some decisions drawing criticism from fans and analysts.

The biggest talking point was the roughing-the-passer calls against defensive linemen Brenton Cox Jr. and Karl Brooks.

Brooks was flagged late in the fourth quarter after making contact with Jared Goff following an 18-yard completion. Tom Brady, in the FOX booth for the game, was clearly unhappy with the decision, saying, "That's definitely not roughing the passer!" Former NFL Vice President of Officiating Dean Blandino also backed Brady's criticism.

Other calls against defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt for unnecessary roughness and an intentional grounding penalty against Love added to Green Bay's frustration.

The controversy continued to attract attention even after the game ended. The NFL reassigned Moore and his crew from their scheduled primetime assignment for the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders game the following week.