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End Zone Exchange
Verdict
End Zone Exchange is typically played with: 2 players (1-on-1 format); Optional: can be played with teams of 2 players each, alternating throws; No official referees required, though players self-officiate
Why people argue about this
People often assume that in an End Zone Exchange, a player must be tackled before crossing the goal line, which is incorrect. Actually, what's crucial is that the exchange happens within the final five yards of the end zone, regardless of whether the ball carrier or the receiver is touched by defenders. The focus here isn't on who gets tackled but rather where and when the exchange occurs.
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End Zone Exchange is typically played with:
Player roles alternate between:
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