How Wide Is an NFL Field?
How wide is an NFL football field? The short answer is that it is 53.3 yards, or 160 feet wide.
The Width of an NFL Field
The width of an NFL field from sideline to sideline is 53.3 yards, or 160 feet. The field from end zone to end zone is 100 yards long. These dimensions have been in place since the early days of the NFL. The hash marks, which are the lines that run perpendicular to the sidelines, are 18 feet, 6 inches apart. That leaves a 6-foot, 3-inch space between each set of hash marks.
The Width of the End Zones
The width of each end zone is ten yards.
The Width of the playing field
NFL playing fields are a minimum of 53.3 yards (160 feet) wide and a maximum of 100 yards (300 feet) wide. The width of the field has remained the same since the NFL was founded in 1920, with a few minor changes. In 1934, the hash marks were moved from 20 yards (60 feet) apart to 40 yards (120 feet) apart, and in 1972 they were moved again to the current distance of 18 feet, 6 inches (56.1 meters).
The Length of an NFL Field
An NFL field is 360 feet wide and 160 feet long from end zone to end zone, with a white border around the edge of the field. The playing field itself is 53.3 yards wide, and 100 yards long.
The Length of the End Zones
The length of the end zones varies from stadium to stadium. The minimum length of an end zone is 10 yards, and the maximum length is 20 yards. The average length of an end zone is 13 yards.
The Length of the playing field
The playing field from end zone to end zone is 100 yards long. From sideline to sideline, the field is 53.3 yards wide. The two end zones are each 10 yards deep.
The Dimensions of an NFL Field
The Width of the End Zones
The end zones are 10 yards deep. From sideline to sideline, an NFL field measures 53⅓ yards (160 feet). This measurement includes both end zones. From end line to end line, an NFL field measures 100 yards.
The Width of the playing field
The playing field of an NFL stadium is 160 feet wide from sideline to sideline. This measurement is taken from the outside edges of both sidelines. hash marks that are located on the field indicate where each play will begin.
The Length of the End Zones
The end zones are each 10 yards long, bringing the total length of an NFL field to 100 yards. In terms of width, the field itself is 53.3 yards wide, while each end zone is 10 yards wide.
The Length of the playing field
The playing field from end zone to end zone is 360 feet long. From sideline to sideline, the field is 160 feet wide. The goal posts are located in the middle of the end zone, 10 yards from the end line.
