5 v 5
The five-on-five game is filled with fun and action, it is very similar to the 4v4 game with a few variations. In this game, the offensive team plays for a first down at midfield and a touchdown in the end zone. Running and passing plays are allowed, although there are “no-running zones” at midfield and near each goal line. The defensive team covers receivers, rushes the passer and grabs flags to make “tackles.”

7 v 7
In the seven-on-seven game the offensive team plays for a first down every 20 yards and a touchdown in the end zone. Running and passing plays are allowed the offense may have one blocker; the defensive team covers receivers, rushes the passer and grabs flags to make “tackles.”

8 v 8 ineligible
In the eight-on-eight ineligible game the offensive team plays for a first down every 20 yards and a touchdown in the end zone. Running and passing plays are allowed the offense may have three blockers; the defensive team covers receivers, rushes the passer and grabs flags to make “tackles.”

9 v 9
In the nine-on-nine game the offensive team plays for a first down every 20 yards and a touchdown in the end zone. Running and passing plays are allowed the offense may have one blocker; the defensive team covers receivers, rushes the passer and grabs flags to make “tackles.”

9 v 9 ineligible
In the nine-on-nine ineligible game the offensive team plays for a first down every 20 yards and a touchdown in the end zone. Running and passing plays are allowed the offense may have three blockers; the defensive team covers receivers, rushes the passer and grabs flags to make “tackles.”