Rules
The Exchange Rule: Why the Six-Man Quarterback Can’t Just Run
In six-man football the player who takes the snap cannot carry the ball across the line of scrimmage. Here is how the exchange rule works and why it shapes every offense.
In six-man football the player who takes the snap cannot carry the ball across the line of scrimmage. Here is how the exchange rule works and why it shapes every offense.
A 2-point kick, a 4-point field goal and a 45-point mercy rule. How six-man football scoring works and why final scores look like basketball games.
Smaller field, 15 yards for a first down, 4-point field goals and every player eligible. Here are the six-man football rules that make it a different game from 11-man.