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How many yards apart are the two goal lines on an American football field?
Answer
100
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- , en.wikipedia.org, ncaa football rules book, rule 2, section 12, article 2: https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/championships/sports/football/rules/prmfb_rulesbook.pdf, nfl football operations (operations.nfl.com) field dimensions reference and pro football reference glossary both state the playing field is 100 yards long between the two goal lines (with two additional 10-yard end zones beyond each goal line)., nfl football operations official rulebook (operations.nfl.com), rule 1, section 1 — the field of play: the two goal lines are 100 yards apart (field is 120 yards long overall including two 10-yard end zones)., nfl football operations rulebook, operations.nfl.com/the-rules/nfl-rulebook/, nfl official playing rules (nfl.com, 'rule 1: the field') and pro football hall of fame field-dimensions reference both state the playing field is 100 yards long between the two goal lines, with two 10-yard end zones beyond each goal line., nfl official playing rules, rule 1 section 1 (via nfl.com and pro football reference's field-dimensions reference), which state the playing field is 100 yards between the two goal lines (with two additional 10-yard end zones making 120 yards total)., nfl official rulebook (operations.nfl.com/the-rules / nfl.com field dimensions), cross-checked with pro football reference (pro-football-reference.com) glossary of field dimensions: the distance between the two goal lines is 100 yards., nfl official rulebook (operations.nfl.com/the-rules/2024-nfl-rulebook / nfl.com rule 1, section 1) stating the field of play between the two goal lines measures 100 yards., nfl play football, 'youth and high school tackle football glossary', https://playfootball.nfl.com/tackle/youth-and-high-school-tackle-football-glossary/, nfl play football, youth and high school tackle football glossary — https://playfootball.nfl.com/tackle/youth-and-high-school-tackle-football-glossary/, nfl play football, youth and high school tackle football glossary: https://playfootball.nfl.com/tackle/youth-and-high-school-tackle-football-glossary/, nfl, official 2026 nfl rulebook, rule 1 field diagram (300 feet between goal lines): https://static.www.nfl.com/image/upload/fl_attachment/league/tqivdkzt9mu6wdgsh1ku.pdf, nfl.com football 101 (field dimensions) and the nfl rulebook, rule 1: the field of play is 100 yards long between the two goal lines, with a 10-yard end zone beyond each goal line., nfl.com official playing rules, rule 1 (field, player, equipment), section 1 - the playing field: states the field of play is 100 yards long between goal lines., nfl.com official rulebook, rule 1 section 1 (field dimensions); corroborated by pro football reference field diagram, operations.nfl.com, playfootball.nfl.com, pro football hall of fame youth & education, 'conversions in football' (states: 'a football field measures 100 yards from goal line to goal line'): https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/upload/v1772778537/hof/mrdwjqtwiyhavr6grqke.pdf, static.clubs.nfl.com, static.www.nfl.com, wikipedia, american football field (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/american_football_field), citing the nfl rulebook: 100 yards between the goal lines, wikipedia, american football field (quoting the nfl rulebook: the 100 yards between the goal lines is the field of play)
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#1943100Wikipedia, American football field (quoting the NFL rulebook: the 100 yards between the goal lines is the field of play)
#1113100from en.wikipedia.org
#1979100NFL Football Operations official rulebook (operations.nfl.com), Rule 1, Section 1 — the field of play: the two goal lines are 100 yards apart (field is 120 yards long overall including two 10-yard end zones).
#1133100NFL Official Rulebook (operations.nfl.com/the-rules/2024-nfl-rulebook / NFL.com Rule 1, Section 1) stating the field of play between the two goal lines measures 100 yards.
#1924100from static.www.nfl.com
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#1540100NFL.com official rulebook, Rule 1 Section 1 (field dimensions); corroborated by Pro Football Reference field diagram
#355100from en.wikipedia.org
#592100from operations.nfl.com
#1122100from en.wikipedia.org
#503100from ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com
#180100from operations.nfl.com
#6100NFL Football Operations (operations.nfl.com) field dimensions reference and Pro Football Reference glossary both state the playing field is 100 yards long between the two goal lines (with two additional 10-yard end zones beyond each goal line).
#1376100from en.wikipedia.org
#1020100NFL Football Operations rulebook, operations.nfl.com/the-rules/nfl-rulebook/
#652100from static.clubs.nfl.com
#7100from static.clubs.nfl.com
#880100from en.wikipedia.org
#1959100from playfootball.nfl.com
#1890100Wikipedia, American football field (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_football_field), citing the NFL rulebook: 100 yards between the goal lines
#270100from playfootball.nfl.com
#108100from static.clubs.nfl.com
#1447100from playfootball.nfl.com
#1554100NFL.com Official Playing Rules, Rule 1 (Field, Player, Equipment), Section 1 - The Playing Field: states the field of play is 100 yards long between goal lines.
#598100from en.wikipedia.org
#973100from operations.nfl.com
#297100from playfootball.nfl.com
#131100NFL.com Football 101 (Field Dimensions) and the NFL Rulebook, Rule 1: The field of play is 100 yards long between the two goal lines, with a 10-yard end zone beyond each goal line.
#212100from static.www.nfl.com
#1844100from operations.nfl.com
#1464100NFL Official Playing Rules, Rule 1 Section 1 (via NFL.com and Pro Football Reference's field-dimensions reference), which state the playing field is 100 yards between the two goal lines (with two additional 10-yard end zones making 120 yards total).
#1120100from operations.nfl.com
#1871100NFL Official Playing Rules (NFL.com, 'Rule 1: The Field') and Pro Football Hall of Fame field-dimensions reference both state the playing field is 100 yards long between the two goal lines, with two 10-yard end zones beyond each goal line.
#527100from en.wikipedia.org
#1637100from playfootball.nfl.com
#709100NFL Official Rulebook (operations.nfl.com/the-rules / NFL.com field dimensions), cross-checked with Pro Football Reference (pro-football-reference.com) glossary of field dimensions: the distance between the two goal lines is 100 yards.
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