For whatever reason, let's say that gridiron football did not split into American and Canadian variations, but mixed-and-matched parts of both. Here are the differences in comparison to OTL American gridiron football:
- Canadian-size football field (110 yards long by 65 yards wide, with two 20-yard end zones with goalposts in the middle of the goal line)
- 12 players on the field at a time compared to 11
- Rouges worth one point.
- Kicks landing in the end zone (except for successful field goals or if the ball has hit the goal post in flight) are live.
- Only one foot needs to be in-bounds for a reception to count.