OFL: Our Football League

A field goal is worth 3 points. Drop-kicked field goals are worth 6 points. To score a field goal, two defensive players create the shape of an "H" and then each post steps two paces away from each other. These players are the goalposts.

On any field goal attempt the ball must be hiked from center at the line of scrimmage and must be kicked from the ground, either via a holder or via a drop-kick.

No rushing is allowed against a field goal attempt and no fake field goals are allowed. The play is off the clock. The ball cannot be advanced by either team, even if blocked or short. The ball can be held (or dropped-kicked) from anywhere behind the line the scrimmage.

Time keeping notes: The clock automatically stops for a field goal attempt, however there will be an automatic ten second run-off after the attempt. 

On drop-kick attempts, the defense may attempt to block the kick but only from their side of the line of scrimmage.

There are no limits or regulations regarding punting formations.

Punts that cross the line of scrimmage cannot be advanced by the kicking team

Any punt that does not cross the line of scrimmage can be advanced by the kicking team.

The ball must be snapped from the ground, (not from a standing position.) Any "double clutching" is considered an illegal snap.

Only 5 offensive players besides the quarterback may be eligible to catch a forward pass beyond the line of scrimmage. If teams have seven a side, the center is automatically ineligible. If more than seven a side, the center and one lineman (lineperson, sorry) is ineligible (etc.)

INELIGIBLE PLAYERS MUST LINE UP ON THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE ADJACENT TO EACH OTHER AND ON THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE.

Even with six players or less on a team, a team with one extra player must have an ineligible center who cannot catch a forward pass.

Any number of forward passes are allowed from behind the line of scrimmage. (Exception: a player cannot pass to himself/herself.) Once past the line of scrimmage, only backward passes are allowed. (Backward passes are allowed from any player to any player at any time, including "ineligible" linemen.)

An incomplete forward pass behind the line of scrimmage is considered a dead ball, an incomplete backwards pass, including a muffed snap, is a live ball.