11/03/2026
🏈 NFL FLAG FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS 🏆
📍 Jack Miller Stadium — home of the Ashland University Eagles
📅 Saturday, November 7
We’re looking forward to an exciting day of playoff football! Players, coaches, parents, and spectators, please review the schedule and game-day reminders below.
🗓️ Game Schedule
2:30 PM
🏟️ Field 1 — 6th–8th Grade Semifinal
Lions vs. Steelers
🏟️ Field 2 — 6th–8th Grade Semifinal
Browns vs. Chargers
🏟️ Field 3 — 4th–5th Grade Semifinal
Buccaneers vs. Cowboys
3:15 PM
🏟️ Field 1 — 6th–8th Grade Championship
Winners of the 2:30 PM semifinals
🏟️ Field 2 — 4th–5th Grade Semifinal
Browns vs. Colts
🏟️ Field 3 — 2nd–3rd Grade Silver Quarterfinal
49ers vs. Ravens
3:45 PM
🏟️ Field 1 — 2nd–3rd Grade Silver Quarterfinal
Vikings vs. Steelers
🏟️ Field 2 — 4th–5th Grade Championship
Winners of both semifinals
🏟️ Field 3 — 2nd–3rd Grade Silver Quarterfinal
Browns vs. Bills
4:30 PM
🏟️ Field 1 — 2nd–3rd Grade Silver Semifinal
Winner of Vikings–Steelers vs. winner of Browns–Bills
🏟️ Field 2 — 2nd–3rd Grade Silver Semifinal
Chargers vs. winner of 49ers–Ravens
🏟️ Field 3 — 2nd–3rd Grade Gold Quarterfinal
Seahawks vs. Cowboys
5:15 PM
🏟️ Field 1 — 2nd–3rd Grade Silver Championship
Winners of the 4:30 PM semifinals
🏟️ Field 2 — 2nd–3rd Grade Gold Quarterfinal
Dolphins vs. Patriots
🏟️ Field 3 — 2nd–3rd Grade Gold Semifinal
Texans vs. winner of Seahawks–Cowboys
6:00 PM
🏟️ Field 1 — 2nd–3rd Grade Gold Semifinal
Bengals vs. winner of Dolphins–Patriots
🏟️ Field 2 — K–1 Quarterfinal
Dolphins vs. Bengals
🏟️ Field 3 — K–1 Quarterfinal
Browns vs. Chiefs
6:45 PM
🏟️ Field 1 — 2nd–3rd Grade Gold Championship
Winners of the Gold semifinals
🏟️ Field 2 — K–1 Quarterfinal
Titans vs. Raiders
🏟️ Field 3 — K–1 Quarterfinal
Steelers vs. Vikings
7:30 PM
🏟️ Field 2 — K–1 Semifinal
Winners of the 6:00 PM quarterfinals
🏟️ Field 3 — K–1 Semifinal
Winners of the 6:45 PM quarterfinals
8:15 PM
🏟️ Field 2 — K–1 Championship
Winners of the K–1 semifinals
⏱️ Playoff Game Format
* Two 12-minute halves with a running clock
* One-minute halftime
* Three 30-second timeouts per team for the entire game; timeouts do not carry over or reset at halftime
* Officials may stop the game clock for timeouts, player injuries, or at their discretion
* The 25-second play clock starts when the official spots the ball and blows the whistle. Officials will verbally count down from 10 as the play clock nears expiration. Delay-of-game penalties will follow regular-season rules.
* All regular-season rules and penalties remain in effect unless noted here.
🏁 Overtime
If a game is tied at the end of regulation, overtime will continue until a winner is determined.
* First overtime: Each team gets one play. The offense chooses the defense’s 5-yard line for 1 point or the 10-yard line for 2 points.
* Second overtime: Each team gets one play and must attempt a 2-point conversion from the 10-yard line.
* Third and later overtimes: Each team gets one play from the 5-yard line going out from the end zone. The team gaining more yards wins and receives 1 point added to its final score.
* The home team calls the coin toss for the first overtime. Teams alternate the choice of offense or defense in later rounds. The referee chooses which end of the field will be used.
👥 Coaches on the Field
* K–1st grade: Up to two coaches may be on the field. Coaches must move out of the play at the snap. Verbal instruction is allowed, but coaches may not physically touch or guide a player to direct a play.
* 2nd–3rd grade: One coach may be on the field and must move out of the play at the snap.
* 4th–8th grade: Coaches must coach from the sidelines.
🛡️ Equipment and Playing Time
Officials will check equipment before games. Flag belts must be worn over jerseys, with flags visible and positioned on the hips. Jerseys may be tucked in or left untucked as long as flags remain visible. Mouthguards are required.
Coaches, please be mindful of playing time and give every child a meaningful opportunity to participate. Playoffs are competitive, but the kids’ experience and enjoyment of the game matter most.
🙌 Spectators, Field Access, and Sportsmanship
Parents and spectators must watch from the stands. Coaches will receive badges identifying them as authorized field personnel. Anyone without authorized field access who enters the field will be asked to leave. Continued refusal to follow this rule may result in being escorted from the facility.
There is zero tolerance for profanity, violence, or threats directed toward players, staff, officials, coaches, or spectators. Anyone who engages in this behavior may be removed from the site and may face further disciplinary action.
We are guests at Jack Miller Stadium, where the Ashland University Eagles play. Please respect the facility and everyone there. Let’s be good guests, carry ourselves with class, and model the behavior we want our kids to show—whether we win or lose.
Let’s make playoff Saturday fun, competitive, and positive for the kids. We can’t wait to see everyone there! 🏈🏆