4-ON-4 FLAG FOOTBALL RULES REVIEW

Introduction | Equipment, Timing, Scoring | Scrimmage & Snaps | Screen Blocking | Passing & Interference | Running & Flag Guarding | Extras

Basics
4-on-4 Flag Football is a Quick-Paced Pass-Heavy Version of Football Played on a Small Field Just 40 Yards Long (Plus 2 10-Yard Endzones) and 30 Yards Wide. There are No Run Plays as a Forward Pass That Goes Beyond the Line of Scrimmage is Required on Any Down That Gains Positive Yardage. Obviously No Tackling Either, as Players are Downed When Their 3-Flag Flag Belts are Pulled Off by an Opponent.

Sections
Learn More About the FSU IM Flag Football Rules Including Photos, Diagrams, and Videos
Equipment, Timing, and Scoring
Scrimmage Line, Motion, and Snaps
Screen Blocking and Defensive Rushers
Passing, Interference, and Roughing the Passer
Running with Ball, Flag Guarding, Defensive Contact
Extras: Fumbles, Mercy Rule

All the Rules
For More Detailed Explanation of the FSU IM Flag Football Rules, Jump to the Flag Football Rules Page.
FSU Flag Football is Played by NIRSA Flag & Touch Football Rules. To View the Complete Rulebook, Stop by the IM Sports Office in 136 Tully Gym.

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Introduction | Equipment, Timing, Scoring | Scrimmage & Snaps | Screen Blocking | Passing & Interference | Running & Flag Guarding | Extras