American Sign Language - Football

Super Bowl is approaching this Sunday, and it’s time to get ready for the big game! Got your finger-licking appetizers ready? How about that favorite NFL #football jersey of yours? Put all of your drinks in the fridge? What about your knowledge of football in American Sign Language? NO? Don’t worry, we got you.
Check out ASL Connect's new (free) ASL Vocabulary video, which covers a range of football terms. You can learn how to sign words and phrases like "field goal", "punt", and many more.
Get ready to say TOUCHDOWN!
#ASL #touchdown #ASLscores!
[Video Description: The video begins with the “ASL Connect” logo popping up on the frame, the logo and ‘ASL’ is in white font while ‘Connect’ is in buff. The background is light blue. The frame is replaced with a locker as a background and a person standing on the left side with a dark blue Shirt on. They point to the camera and start to sign: “You ready to learn football?” with a cartoon picture of a football with a yellow background in a circle appears on the right. The cartoon vanishes off screen, and a different picture takes it place as they look over to their right. It is square with a drawing of the football staidum. They look back at the camera and signs “game”, and then glances again to the right as the next picture takes its place. A circle with yellow background and a group of four are standing in a row with a red football jersey; they sign “team”. Another picture takes its place, yellow background with a person standing with a red shirt and a clipboard in their hands; they sign “coach” The frame is replaced with a white background and Galladuet logo in the middle.]

[@leslieschutt7968]

This is great! I'd love to see more topical lessons in ASL.

[@johnhancock8463]

thank you

[@ohyes966]

awesome!

[@ASLTHAT]

Good resources for football signs. The sign for GAME should have a double-tap movement, not single movement which means a verb such as VERSUS.

[@ASLConnect]

You are correct! The semantics of the sign form changes between a single or a double contacting of the hands. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!
By the way, we love your content.