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    Señales Arbitrales

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    The document lists various hand signals used by officials to indicate penalties, timeouts, and other events during American football games. Some key signals include touching both hands above the head for a touchdown, palms together above the head for a safety, and pointing towards the defensive goal line for a first down. Signals also convey penalties like personal fouls, false starts, and pass interference.

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    Señales Arbitrales

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    Luciano Paolini
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    The document lists various hand signals used by officials to indicate penalties, timeouts, and other events during American football games. Some key signals include touching both hands above the head for a touchdown, palms together above the head for a safety, and pointing towards the defensive goal line for a first down. Signals also convey penalties like personal fouls, false starts, and pass interference.

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    The document lists various hand signals used by officials to indicate penalties, timeouts, and other events during American football games. Some key signals include touching both hands above the head for a touchdown, palms together above the head for a safety, and pointing towards the defensive goal line for a first down. Signals also convey penalties like personal fouls, false starts, and pass interference.

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    Señales Arbitrales

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    Luciano Paolini
    The document lists various hand signals used by officials to indicate penalties, timeouts, and other events during American football games. Some key signals include touching both hands above the head for a touchdown, palms together above the head for a safety, and pointing towards the defensive goal line for a first down. Signals also convey penalties like personal fouls, false starts, and pass interference.

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    OFFICIAL'S HAND SIGNALS

    Crowd Noise
    Touch Down Safety First Down (One Arm above head Personal foul
    (Both arms extended (Palms together above (Arm pointed towards with an open hand. (One wrist striking the other
    above head) head) defensive team's goal) With fist closed) Fourth above head)
    Down

    No time out or
    Ball illegally False start, illegal
    time in with Delay of game Or
    touched, kicked, or Time out formation, or kickoff or
    (Hands crisscrossed whistle excess timeout
    batted safety kick out of bounds
    above head.) (Full arm circled to (Folded arms.)
    (Fingertips tap both (Forearms rotated over and
    simulate moving
    shoulders) over in front of body.)
    clock.)

    Penalty refused, Pass juggled


    Illegal use of hands, incomplete pass, inbounds and
    Holding arms, or body caught out of
    play over, or Illegal forward pass
    (Grasping one wrist, the (Grasping one wrist, the bounds
    missed field goal (One hand waved behind back
    fist clenched, in front of hand open and facing (Hands up and down in followed by loss of down signal.)
    chest.) forward, in front of or extra point front of chest (following
    chest.) (Hands shifted in incomplete pass
    horizontal plane.)
    signal).)
    Interference with Ineligible receiver
    Intentional
    forward pass or fair Invalid fair-catch or ineligible
    grounding of pass Illegal contact
    (Parallel arms waved in
    catch signal member of kicking (One open hand extended
    a diagonal plane across (Hands open and (One hand waved team downfield
    extended forward from above head.) forward.)
    body. Followed by loss (Right hand touching
    shoulders with hands
    of down signal.) top of cap.)
    vertical.)

    Interlocking
    Offside, interference,
    Illegal motion at
    encroachment, or Loss of down pushing, or helping Unsportsmanlike conduct
    snap
    neutral zone (Both hands held runner (Arms outstretched, palms
    (Horizontal arc with one behind head.)
    infraction hand.) (Pushing movement of down.)
    (Hands on hips.) hands to front with arms
    downward.)

    Touching a forward Illegal crackback


    (Strike of an open
    pass or scrimmage Illegal cut Tripping
    right hand against the Player disqualified
    kick (Hand striking front of (Repeated action of right foot in
    right mid-thigh (Ejection signal.)
    (Diagonal motion of one thigh.) preceded by personal
    back of left heel.)
    hand across another.) foul signal.)
    Uncatchable Twelve men in
    forward pass offensive huddle or
    Face mask Illegalshift Reset play clock - 25
    (Palm of right hand held too many men on
    (Grasping face mask (Horizontal arcs with seconds
    parallel to ground the field with one hand.) two hands.) (Pump one arm vertically.)
    above head and moved (Both hands on top of
    back and forth.) head.)

    Roughing the
    Major Face Mask Illegal block below the
    Reset play clock - Roughing the Kicker Passer
    (One wrist striking the waist
    40 seconds (One wrist striking the (One wrist striking the other above head
    other above head (One hand striking front of thigh
    (Pump two arms other above head
    followed by grasping preceded by personal-foul
    vertically.) followed by swinging leg) followed by raised arm
    face mask) signal.)
    swinging forward)

    Chop block Clipping


    (Both hands striking (One hand striking back
    side of thighs preceded of calf preceded by
    by personal-foul signal.) personal-foul signal.)

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