NFL Flag Football Rules
The rules of flag football only differ slightly from tackle when it comes to scoring: a touchdown is 6 points and a safety is 2 points (1-point conversion from the 5-yard line; 2-point conversion from the 10-yard line). Learn more about how to play flag football.
Flag Football Rules
These are the rules used at USA Football sanctioned events including Qualifiers and The One Flag Championship. For a tournament to be sanctioned and have athletes scouted by the U.S. National Team, game play MUST use this book.
USA Flag Football Rules
The official USA Flag flag football rulebook contains all current rules governing the playing of flag football that are in effect for the 2023/2024 tournament season. Affiliated and sanctioned leagues and tournaments may amend the rules from time to …
Flag Football Rules (Easy Beginners Guide) - Football Advantage
Flag Football is a great way for kids to learn and enjoy the game without the risk of injury. Here's an overview of the flag football rules.
Flag Football Rules Common to All Styles
Read these rules first, as they apply to every style we offer, then also make sure and check out the style-specific rules below that are unique to each format. THE FOLLOWING COMMON-TO-ALL FLAG FOOTBALL RULES FOR MEN’S, WOMEN’S, …
HOW TO PLAY FLAG FOOTBALL
See the complete list of 5 on 5 offensive flag football plays and learn how to create a winning youth flag football playbook. Whether you’re new to the game or looking to brush up on flag football rules, this guide will teach you the ins and outs of how to play flag football.
A Guide to Flag Football
The Basics. Fast, dynamic and full of skill Flag is the non-contact sport of American football where tackles are made by pulling off a flag which is worn by all players.
• Flag guarding, pushing a defenders hands away, stiff-arming, or covering flags is illegal. • Penalties will be assessed from the spot of the foul — personal foul. • Jumping or diving while running with the ball to avoid being stopped by a defensive player or to cross the
USFFA flag football rules and rulebook
Intro and table of contents. Rules part 1: the game, field, players, and equipment. Rules part 2: definitions. Rules part 3: periods, time factors, substitutes. Rules part 4: ball in play, dead ball, out of bounds.
This rule book sets the procedures for playing 7-on-7 flag football within USA Football’s American Development Model. It is intended to serve as guidelines that local leagues can use in full or adopt to their needs. Any rule not directly addressed in this book should refer back to the