FORWARD PASS

Once the offensive player touches the quar- terback during the play he must attempt to pass or kick. The quarterback may be manually faded back or to the side, but may not be moved forward. The passer may not fade back more than 30 yards from the line of scrimmage or the ball is considered downed at that point.

If a defensive man moves “behind” the quar- terback before the pass is released, the passer is under pressure, and must pass immediately. The vibration should be turned off, and the pass must be thrown. The offense is allowed time to find a receiver and aim the pass, but the quarterback must remain stationary at his place on the field.

COMPLETED FORWARD PASS

If the ball hits an eligible receiver (in the air or on the ground) the pass is completed, the switch turned on, and play continues with that man as the ball carrier.

INCOMPLETE FORWARD PASS

If the ball does not hit an eligible receiver, the pass is incomplete and play is resumed at the line of scrimmage on the next down.

INTERCEPTION

If the ball hits any defensive player, the pass has been intercepted. The ball should be placed in the arms of the defensive player and the vibration should be turned on. Play continues with that man as ball carrier.

PITCHOUTS AND LATERALS

To execute a pitch-out or lateral, the offense passes the ball to a teammate behind the line of scrimmage. If the ball touches any offensive player, (on the fly or on the ground), the pitch-out is caught and the play is continued. If the ball touches a defensive player first, it is considered fumbled and the defense may

pick it up and run. If the ball falls on the field and no player touches it, the player closest to the ball (offense or defense) has recovered the fumble and may return it.

PUNT

It is usually wise to punt on fourth down unless the offense is within 30 yards of the opponent’s goal line. The kick is made with the vibration on. After the kick, the defensive man nearest to where the ball hit becomes the ball carrier. The field is turned off the moment the ball touches the field.

The ball is placed under the arm of the receiver, and the receiver may be aimed in the desired direction. No other players on the field may be moved. When the ball carrier is set, the vibration is turned back on and the return is made until the player is tackled, runs out of bounds, or scores a touchdown.

In the event the defense does not have a man at least thirty yards behind the line of scrimmage, a punt return is prohibited. The receiving team must then put the ball into play at the point at which the ball has come to rest.

CONVERSION ATTEMPTS

After a touchdown is scored, the scoring team attempts a conversion by putting the ball into play at the two-yard line. The scoring team may attempt an extra point with a placekick, or a try to run or pass for a 2-point conversion.

If an extra point is attempted, the two teams line up as in a play from scrimmage. The ball is placed on the kicking tee, the vibration is turned on and the kick is attempted. The ball must be kicked over the crossbar of the goal posts and between the uprights.

FIELD GOAL

A field goal may not be attempted behind the offense’s 45-yard line. The same procedure is followed as in placekicking.

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NF-07 specifications

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