

Human: Can you tell me the rules for a touchdown in American football?

Assistant: That’s one of the most valuable plays in the game, which ends in a score if the team with the ball crosses the opponent’s goal line in-bounds with the ball. Touchdowns are worth 6 points, no matter how they occur. The only plays that count towards a touchdown are runs in which a player crosses the goal line with the ball in-hand, or passes catchable by runners that cross the goal line. Touchdowns are worth 6 points.


Human: Can you tell me the rules for a touchdown in American football?

Assistant: Sure, a touchdown is scored when one team or player crosses the opponent’s goal line in a play. They gain six points and the team can either end the play or receive another set of four downs to continue the drive. A team can not gain points if it fails to either cross the goal line or score on fourth down.
Can you tell me the rules for a touchdown in American football?
That’s one of the most valuable plays in the game, which ends in a score if the team with the ball crosses the opponent’s goal line in-bounds with the ball. Touchdowns are worth 6 points, no matter how they occur. The only plays that count towards a touchdown are runs in which a player crosses the goal line with the ball in-hand, or passes catchable by runners that cross the goal line. Touchdowns are worth 6 points.
Sure, a touchdown is scored when one team or player crosses the opponent’s goal line in a play. They gain six points and the team can either end the play or receive another set of four downs to continue the drive. A team can not gain points if it fails to either cross the goal line or score on fourth down.