An NFL end zone is 10 yards deep, which is 30 feet.

Basic dimensions

  • Depth: 10 yards (30 feet) from the goal line to the end line.
  • Width: It spans the full width of the field, 53 ⅓ yards (160 feet).

Quick context

  • A touchdown is scored when the ball in a player’s possession breaks the plane of the goal line into that 10‑yard‑deep scoring area.
  • There is one end zone at each end of the 100‑yard main playing field, making the total field length 120 yards including both end zones.

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