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6v6 flag football stat sheet

This free 6v6 stat sheet tracks passing, rushing, receiving and defense for up to 16 players on one printed page. It is built for 6v6 (FNL rules), where the quarterback cannot run from the snap but handoffs, laterals and pitches are legal. Print it, give it to a scorer, and total it after the final whistle.

Because the ball can change hands behind the line, log the rush for whoever carries it past the line of scrimmage.

By Jay Fraser. Published .

Page one of the printable Flag Football Stat Sheet, 6v6
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How to use this sheet

  1. 1Fill in the header and the full roster before warmups.
  2. 2Log a rush attempt for the ball carrier on any handoff, lateral or pitch.
  3. 3Count yards from the line of scrimmage to where the flag was pulled.
  4. 4Credit flag pulls, interceptions and sacks to the defender.
  5. 5Total each column at halftime and again at the end.

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Frequently asked questions

Q01Do quarterbacks get rushing stats in 6v6 FNL?+

Not from the snap. Under FNL rules the quarterback cannot run from the snap, but handoffs, laterals and pitches are legal, so most rushing stats on this sheet belong to the players who take the ball behind the line.

Q02How do I log a lateral on a 6v6 stat sheet?+

Give the rush attempt and the yards to the player who carried the ball when the flag was pulled. If you want detail, note the lateral in the margin so you can review the play later.

Q03Why does the 6v6 sheet have 16 rows?+

Sixteen rows cover a full 6v6 roster with substitutes, so one sheet holds the whole team for the game. Leave unused rows blank.