Module 1 Differences Between WAFL+ and Conventional Football

This module explains the differences between WAFL+ and conventional football with emphasis on safety.

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1. What is the main difference between WAFL+ engagement-first play and conventional football tackling?

Players must first use engagement-first rules before conventional tackles or blocks

Players may tackle immediately on every snap

Only the offense may initiate contact

Conventional football bans all contact

2. How can impairment devices affect a play in WAFL+?

They can end a player's participation in a play without a tackle

They are used only to score extra points

They replace the football

They are worn only by officials

3. What do controlled-force limits require in WAFL+?

Players must use only limited, controlled force

Players may use any force needed to win

Force limits apply only to kickoffs

Force is controlled only by the offense

4. Why does WAFL+ eliminate avoidable high-speed collisions?

To reduce dangerous impact and injury risk

To make the game longer

To allow more penalties

To remove all strategy

5. What is the role of protective equipment in WAFL+?

It helps protect players during contact and impact

It replaces the need for rules

It is used only for decoration

It allows unlimited force

6. How are weapons used in WAFL+?

Only under controlled rules

Whenever a player wants

Only by the defense

They are never allowed in any form

7. Why is the WarBall considered a defensive safety tool?

It helps defenders control play while reducing unsafe contact

It is used to replace all officials

It makes every tackle automatic

It removes the need for any rules

8. What is one safety benefit of WAFL+ compared with conventional football?

Reduced head and body impacts

More blind-side collisions

More uncontrolled pileups

Less need for protective rules

9. What skill emphasis does WAFL+ place above size and strength?

Gender-inclusive skill emphasis

Only the largest players can participate

Pure strength with no technique

Speed alone with no rules

10. What does WAFL+ prohibit to keep play safer?

Unnecessary roughness

All passing

All scoring

All defensive play

11. What authority do officials have in WAFL+?

They can stop unsafe play and enforce safety rules

They can ignore dangerous contact

They only count touchdowns

They coach one team during the game

12. Why do WAFL+ rules reduce injury risk overall?

They limit dangerous contact and control how play develops

They encourage more collisions

They remove all equipment

They make every play full-speed and uncontrolled