Rules!
The football field is 120 yards long and 53.5 yards wide. There is a labeled yard line every ten yards. On each end of the field there is an area called the end zone. If you run the ball into the end zone it is a touchdown. The team that scores the touchdown gets six points and a chance to get an extra point by kicking a field goal.
Rules for the NFL-
•There are 40 seconds at the end of the previous play unless there is a long period of time needed by coaches, referees or players, including a change of possession at which 25 seconds is used, and the clock begins after the referee calls that the ball is ready for play.
•There is a legal clipping zone from tackle to tackle and 3 yards on either side of the line of scrimmage.
•There is an area set for coaches and all substitution players; there is six feet from the side line set for the coaches to stand and 12 feet from the side line for the players.
•Only the 2 widest players in the offensive formation may continue downfield before the ball is kicked.
•All offensive linemen have the option to lock legs.
• In the last 2 minutes of either half or during 4th down, the ball may be advanced only by fumbling a player or any defensive player.
•The game clock stops when the quarterback is sacked.
•The ball remains in play if it is intercepted. If the pass is caught by an offensive player, the ball is dead.
•Receivers are allowed downfield when the pass is thrown; but they cannot block until the pass is touched.
•If kickers get the ball back they may advance.
•The game clock doesn't stop unless possession of ball is changing.
•In overtime, the first team to score wins.