Move the ball.
Players work together to advance the football through plays such as passing, catching, and running, as allowed by their division’s rules.

Players work together to advance the football through plays such as passing, catching, and running, as allowed by their division’s rules.
Flag football uses flag removal in place of tackling. Your program’s rules explain possession, down endings, penalties, and allowable contact.
Routes, spacing, awareness, and teamwork help a play come together. Coaches and officials explain the division’s game format.
One reversible jersey and black shorts are included.
Check the local requirements for flag belts, mouthguards, footwear, and the correct football size before buying.
The final football rulebook needs to specify these items for each division. They are being finalized, so soccer rules and field dimensions are not carried over into BlitzFB.
Player count, field dimensions, scoring, downs, and possession changes.
Game length, clock rules, substitutions, running and passing rules.
Flag pulling, contact restrictions, penalties, and official decisions.
Weather, field readiness, equipment checks, and how concerns are raised.
Encourage players, respect officials and opponents, and follow the local team’s instructions. Report a concern to the program’s game-day lead.