Flag Football
This team has the ball and is trying to score.
The offense
This is what a dropped ball after possession is called.
Fumble
When throwing, you should step with this foot—
Opposite foot from the throwing hand.
A team earns a point when they successfully complete this many passes.
5 passes
When you have possession of the football, you cannot do this—you must establish a pivot foot and pass.
Run with the ball.
This player snaps the ball to the quarterback.
The center
The offense gets this many downs to move the ball forward.
4 Downs
A rusher must be at least this far from the line of scrimmage at the snap.
7 yards
After catching the ball, a player may take this many steps.
Up to 2 steps
Mrs. Tompkins' least favorite unit to teach.
Football
This player throws or hands off the ball.
The Quarterback
A defensive player pulls one or both of these to make a tackle.
The flags
This illegal move prevents a defender from pulling a player's flag.
Flag guarding
If the ball is dropped or intercepted, this immediately happens.
Change of possession
If the football is caught in the opponent's end zone, the team scores this.
They score a touchdown.
This player runs routes to catch passes.
Wide Receiver
This is the imaginary line where each play begins.
Line of scrimmage
If the offense doesn't reach the first-down marker after four downs, this happens.
The other team gets the ball at that spot.
The number of teams in Catch 5.
2 teams
If a pass is incomplete, intercepted, or goes out of bounds, this team gets possession of the football.
The other team, defense.
A touchdown is worth how many points.
6 points
This type of pass occurs when a thrown ball is caught by a teammate.
A complete pass
A safety is worth this many points.
2 points
You cannot pass the ball directly back to this person.
The person who threw the ball to you.
The game begins with a _________.
Kick-off (or throw)