Flag Football Rules Quiz

Study Notes

When an offensive player's flag is pulled, the play is immediately stopped, and the ball becomes dead.
Physical contact such as tackling or pushing is NOT allowed in flag football.
A ball-carrier stepping out of bounds results in the play being stopped, similar to when the flag is pulled.
The quarterback has a maximum of 7 seconds to pass the ball before the play is blown dead.
The player identified as the "rusher" is automatically eligible to rush the quarterback.
All defensive flag football penalties usually result in a 5 or 10-yard advancement for the offensive team.
The only way to advance the ball forward in flag football is through passing or running plays; no kicks are allowed.
The maximum time allocated for the quarterback to pass the ball is set at 7 seconds.
An offensive penalty typically results in a loss of yardage for the offensive team.
Defensive players who are behind the line of scrimmage at the snap are eligible to rush the quarterback, depending on specific league rules.
If a ball-carrier’s body (excluding hands or feet) touches the ground, the play is considered over at that spot.
Actions such as blocking or tackling are NOT permitted in flag football.