Comparison of American and Canadian football | Wikipedia audio article

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00:06:09 2 Differences

00:06:25 2.1 Playing area

00:11:17 2.2 Team size

00:12:19 2.3 The ball

00:14:40 2.4 Number of downs

00:14:59 2.5 Scrimmage

00:16:31 2.6 Fair catches and punt returns

00:19:49 2.7 Motion at the snap

00:21:06 2.8 Time rules

00:25:50 2.9 Kicker advancing the ball

00:28:46 2.10 Blocking receivers

00:29:13 2.11 Fumbles out of bounds

00:31:04 2.12 Field goals, singles, and touchbacks

00:34:44 2.12.1 Open-field kick

00:36:33 2.13 Safeties

00:37:24 2.14 Points after touchdown

00:40:42 2.15 Runner down

00:42:01 2.16 Overtime

00:46:26 2.17 Other differences

00:53:13 3 Strategic and tactical differences

00:53:42 3.1 Red-zone management

00:55:40 3.2 Special teams

00:59:14 3.3 Management of offensive drives

01:02:38 3.4 Backfield motion

01:04:36 3.5 Late comebacks

01:07:58 4 See also

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American and Canadian football are gridiron codes of football that are very similar. Both have their origins in rugby football. There are, however, some key differences.

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