A field goal can be attempted from anywhere on the field, so the distance from the 40 yard line isn't really relevant to anything.
If you're asking how many extra yards the ball must travel relative to the line of scrimmage, you must allow seven yards to snap the ball back to the holder, plus ten yards to reach the back of the end zone (where the uprights are positioned).
Therefore, if the line of scrimmage is the 40-yard line, you would have a 57-yard field goal attempt.
after a touchdown is scored, the ball is placed on the two yard line and the team attempts an extra point field goal. on extra point and field goal trys, the ball is hiked back seven yards to the holder and the kicker kicks it.
It is 120 yards from goal post to goal post. This includes the 100 yard playing field and 10 yards for each endzone.
From goal post to goal post, it is 120 yards. The endzones are 10 yards long each, in addition the the 100 yards of the playing field.
100 yards.
They add 17 yards to the LOS. They measure from the spot of the kick not the los. It would be a 37 yard kick
120 yards. 100 yards of field and 2 10 yard endzones.
Field goal length is measured from the point of the foot strike to ten yards beyond the goal line. The record is presently 64 yards.
120 yards from goal post to goal post and 50 yards wide.
A Canadian football field measures 110 yards from goal line to goal line, and 65 yards wide. The end zones are 20 yards deep.
120 yards. Each end zone is 10 yards, plus the 100 yards between goal lines.
It is believed to be 116 yards.
120 yards