The end zone in American football is 10 yards deep. Each end zone runs the full width of the field, which is 53⅓ yards (160 feet), giving the end zone dimensions of 10 yards by 53⅓ yards. Details:
- Depth: 10 yards (30 feet) from the goal line to the end line. This is true for NFL, NCAA, high school, and most organized American football levels in the United States.
- Width: 53⅓ yards (160 feet) across. The overall field length is 120 yards, with 100 yards of play between the end lines and 10-yard end zones at each end, making the end zones 53⅓ yards wide.
- Canadian football end zones are deeper (20 yards), but the standard American football end zone depth remains 10 yards.
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