How long is an American football field?
The NFL rulebook says the field is 360 feet long and 160 feet wide. 360 feet is 120 yards, and that length includes both end zones.
An NFL field is 360 feet long, which is 120 yards including both end zones. A FIFA-recommended association-football pitch is 105 m by 68 m, and international matches may use a touchline from 100 m to 110 m. Our game scores against 360 feet.
| Object | American football field |
|---|---|
| Dimension | length |
| Caliber | including both end zones |
| Value | 109.73 m (360 ft) |
| Value type | A · primary source — sourced fact |
| Checked |
Different published figures usually measure different things. The first row is the one our game scores.
| Published figure | What it actually counts | Where you will see it | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 109.73 m (360 ft) | including both end zones | static.www.nfl.com | A |
| 105 m × 68 m | FIFA recommended association-football pitch | FIFA stadium guidelines | A |
| 100–110 m | touchline length allowed for international matches | IFAB Law 1 | A |
The NFL rulebook says the field is 360 feet long and 160 feet wide. 360 feet is 120 yards, and that length includes both end zones.
Yes. Each goal line is 10 yards in from the end line. The 360-foot length runs from end line to end line.
FIFA recommends 105 m by 68 m. IFAB allows an international touchline from 100 m to 110 m. That is a different game from the NFL field.
static.www.nfl.com A, checked . The NFL rulebook prints 360 feet for the whole field, goal line to end line included. Each goal line sits 10 yards in from the end line.
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