The "End Zone" is a specific area at each end of a football field, measuring 10 yards deep. It is where teams aim to score a touchdown by carrying the ball into this zone or catching a pass while in bounds. Each end zone is marked by a goal line, and the scoring team earns six points for a touchdown. In addition to scoring, the end zone is also where teams attempt extra point conversions or two-point conversions after a touchdown. The end zones are typically painted with the team's name or logo, adding to the visual appeal of the game.