A gridiron has parallel bars or beams. The American football field has parallel lines on the field.
Gridiron.
football
Gridiron is American football where as rugby is not
He is claimed by gridiron fans to have invented invented gridiron, commonly called American football. It's commonly believed that Walter Camp was the person who adapted rugby into the sport of American football.
Kind of. If you were to look at an American football field from above, the way the chalk lines are laid out for the yard lines and end zones would make it look something like a gridiron.
Depends on which football you're referring to; if you mean gridiron the yes, that was invented in America, but if you meant football (soccer), then no, this was invented in England.
The field of play in American football.
Gridiron is a minor sport in Australia, and teams were only formed in 1983. The Australian Kookaburras are now the national gridiron team. However, "Kookaburras" is also the name of the men's national hockey team.For more information about gridiron in Australia, see the related link.
Football was invented in England, however it's the national and historic sport of the Spanish / Latin American / Spanish-speaking countries. How is baseball or nfl Gridiron related to the American culture??
No. The Canadian Football League - which is older than the NFL - is a good draw in Canada and small gridiron football leagues exist in other countries.
Football is the official name for soccer. Soccer comes from the Football asssociation. Only in the USA and Canada do they say soccer. The global name for football is of course football. The global name for American football is gridiron. Gridiron is a code of rugby or handball and not football. Football is a sport where players control the ball with their feet and only football does this. Football has more participants in north America and gridiron has more spectators. Mainly because Americans prefer football but struggle with the technicalities and so they do better at gridiron which is a more basic sport.