Football Field Measurements

Not all soccer pitches are the same size, though the preferred size in many professional teams' stadiums is 105 by 68 metres (these are approximations and may be maintained in English units, e.g. 100 yards by 60 yards).

This would be 1050 x 680 decimeters, or 714,000 square decimeters (7140 square meters).

160 feet wide
Standard football fields (as opposed to "arena football" fields) are 120 yards long, including the end zones, and fifty yards wide.
25 yd

60,000 square yards

(Almost 12.4 acres.)

In football negative yards are yards lost which happens if the ball carrier is tackled behind the line of scrimmage.

It means kicking the ball with the foot.

A rectangle.

Positions get their names by where they are at on the field. Walter Camp invented many of them, including "quarterback." Others, including "halfback" and "fullback," were borrowed from soccer and rugby.

340 feet

In standard fantasy football leagues, every 10 yards rushing or receiving is worth 1 point. Therefore, in leagues awarding fractions of points, every yard is worth 0.1 point. In other leagues, 10 yards must be gained to earn 1 point. Passing yardage is worth different points than rushing/receiving, typically 1 point per 25 yards.

360 feet by 160 feet this includes both end zones.. The field of play is 300 feet by 160 feet and does not include the end zones.

go to Jamaica and find out

There are 1000's including NFL Stadiums, smaller league stadiums, high school fields, etc. But there are 31 NFL Stadiums.

110 yards. There are 100 yards in between both goal lines and the end zones are each ten yards long so the field itself is 120 yards.

It is estimated that you could fit between 6400-6500 people on a football field depending on how much space is person is provided.

You should specify WHICH kind of football as this is an international forum.
A British football field (Soccer) is 100 yards long.
An NFL football field is 120 yards long.
A CFL ( Canadian) football field is 150 yards long.
An AFL (Australian ) football field has no fixed dimension and can be from 135 to 185 metres long, and is always oval shaped.

81 fields with some room left over.

Yes.

If a field goal is attempted prior to fourth down and the snap is bad, the ball is not kicked, and the offense keeps possession of the ball, the field goal may be attempted on the next down.

1 billion

In the National Football League, after a touchdown the ball is placed at the two yard line. In college football, after a touchdown the ball is placed at the three yard line. The kicker usually sets up seven yards behind the line of scrimmage. That would make a PAT around 19-20 yards in length.

As this question was originally placed in Australian football categories, it has been answered from that reference, as the same grounds are used for both - cricket and football - at different seasons of the year:

Firstly, there are no set dimensions for cricket or football grounds; most grounds can be anywhere from 137 to 180 metres in length and about 25 or 30 metres less in width. The minima laid down by cricket authorities are that length must be at least 137 metres and width at least 65 yards, but widths in real cricket pitches are never anything close to being so small.

So, if we take a ground of [say] 165 X 135 metres, you could virtually average those two figures and apply your mathematical formula for calculating the area of a circle => Area = pi X r X r, and, although not a 100% accurate method of calculating the area of an oval, the answer, via this method, would come mighty close, as the grounds are only mildly eliptical. And as grounds vary quite extensively, the answer would certainly be correct for many grounds in Australia:

The approx answer to the calculation is 70700 sq metres.

The reality is, however, that some grounds are larger, others smaller.

It is an oval field and has a 66ft.(20m.) strip of ground in the middle of the field.

Please Note: The same grounds are used for one day cricket and for T20 cricket - without size modification.

A length of 300 meters is equivalent to the length of three ( 3 ) American

football fields.

About 105 (105.876124933827422) US NFL football fields.

juke means a sharp jerk to one side ... to make a move on a defender in an attempt to avoid being tackled.

1,500 ft because 100 yd=300 ft and 300 ft x 5= 1,500 ft

Wrong because the end zones are 10 yards each adnd that makes the whole football field 120 yards. so 120 x 3=360 and then 360 x 5= 1800