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| 4-ON-4 FLAG FOOTBALL RULES REVIEW |
Revised for Summer 2008
Introduction | Equipment, Timing, Scoring | Scrimmage & Snaps | Screen Blocking | Passing & Interference | Running & Flag Guarding | ExtrasScreen Blocking
Flag Football Screen Blocking is Similar to Screening Basketball. A Defender Must Avoid Contacting the Blocker in Any Way.
The Blocker May NOT Initiate Contact By Moving into a Defender. Blockers May Move to Gain a Position.
Any Number of Defenders May Rush the Quarterback at Any Time. The Offense May Have as Many Blockers as It Wishes.
 Legal Screen Blocking by the Offense |
| An Offensive Blocker May Move Into Position, But Must Get Set in Front of a Defender. |
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| Illegal Screen Blocking by the Offense (Illegal Contact Foul) |
| A Blocker May Not Use His Legs to Trip an Opponent. A Blocker May Not Use His Hands & Arms to Impede an Opponent. |
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| Illegal Screen Blocking by the Offense (Illegal Contact Foul) |
| A Blocker May Not Use His/Her Arms to Stop or Shove an Opponent. |
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| Illegal Contact by the Defense (Illegal Contact Foul) |
| However, a Rusher May Not Use His/Her Arms or Body to Contact a Blocker. |
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Introduction | Equipment, Timing, Scoring | Scrimmage & Snaps | Screen Blocking | Passing & Interference | Running & Flag Guarding | Extras
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