Rule 7: Passing & Snapping

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Rule 7: Passing & Snapping

The Scrimmage No Team A player shall simulate the start of the play including making any quick, jerky movements All Team A players and incoming subs must have been between the numbers after the previous down and before the start of the next Once the snapper is established no Team A player may be in or beyond the neutral zone WHISTLE, FLAG, 5 YARDS

Pre-Snap Team Requirements OFFENSE Five linemen - #50-79 Numbering exception on scrimmage kick No more than 4 players set as backs One back in motion Not towards opponent's goal line Set for one second after shift Cannot start from line FLAG, 5 YARDS DEFENSE Cannot touch the ball Cannot touch opponent Cannot enter the neutral zone and cause adjacent opponent to react Cannot cross the neutral zone and continue charge to any Team A back No abnormal movements or sounds WHISTLE, FLAG, 5 YARDS

Hand Off/Backward Pass Ball can be handed forward when both players are behind the line of scrimmage* A back may hand the ball forward to a teammate originally on the scrimmage line if he leaves the line faces his end line (feet must point to his end line) and is 2 yards behind the line of scrimmage* Fumble remains live for all players Fumble on 4th down can only be advanced by the fumbler or Team B player Fumble returns to spot of fumble if out of bounds in advance of spot Fumble stays at out of bounds spot if out of bounds behind the spot Simultaneous recovery belongs to team last in possession Ball carrier may hand or pass the ball backwards at anytime except out of bounds to conserve time* Backward pass live for all players Simultaneous recovery belongs to team last in possession Backward pass out of bounds stays with passing team at out of bounds spot *FLAG, 5 YARDS, LOSS OF DOWN IF BY TEAM A PRIOR TO TEAM POSSESSION CHANGE

FLAG, LOSS OF DOWN AT SPOT OF FOUL Illegal Forward Pass Passer’s entire body is beyond the neutral zone when ball is released Pass thrown by a Team B player Pass thrown after team possession Second forward pass thrown by Team A FLAG, 5 YARDS, LOSS OF DOWN IF BY TEAM A PRIOR TO TEAM POSSESSION CHANGE Passer spikes the ball directly to the ground after it has touched the ground Passer spikes the ball but not immediately Passer, who has never been outside the tackle box, throws where there is no eligible Team A player FLAG, LOSS OF DOWN AT SPOT OF FOUL

Pass Catchers Eligibility ELIGIBLE PASS CATCHERS Lineman on the end of the line not numbered 50 – 79 and Backs All Team B players All players after ball is touched by Team B player or an official INELIGIBLE PASS CATCHERS Lineman numbered 50 – 79 (Originally ineligible receivers are also forbidden from being 3 yards beyond the neutral zone prior to pass crossing the line) FLAG, 5 YARDS Eligible receiver who goes out of bounds Exception: Forced out by a Team B player and returns to the field of play immediately FLAG, LOSS OF DOWN

FLAG, 15 YARDS OR SPOT IF LESS THAN 15 YARDS, AUTOMATIC 1st DOWN Pass Interference Offensive Pass Interference Contact that interferes with a Team B eligible player when a legal forward pass crosses the neutral zone It is the responsibility of the offensive player to avoid his opponents Exception: Team A initiates a block within a yard of the neutral zone and maintains contact no further than 3 yards beyond 2 or more players make a bona fide attempt to reach the pass FLAG, 15 YARDS Defensive Pass Interference Contact beyond the neutral zone with intent to impede a Team A player, who is position to receive a catchable pass, after a legal pass crosses the neutral zone Exception: Opposing players initiate contact within a yard of the neutral zone 2 or more players make a bona fide attempt to reach the pass FLAG, 15 YARDS OR SPOT IF LESS THAN 15 YARDS, AUTOMATIC 1st DOWN