A7FL Behind the Back Pass 10:7:23 12.06 PM

Story by: Gail NoblesCover Art by: Gail NoblesHello! I'm Gail Nobles. I've seen something that I have never seen before in football this year. I've seen a player on the BIC team (number 22) and another player last night on the A7FL website throw a back pass behind the back. I'm just finding out about it, and it was a big deal to me when I found out because I've never seen anything like that before in the history of football. Out of all the highlights in football, I've never seen a player make a back pass behind the back. You’ve got to have some strong arms to do that considering the distance the ball is thrown. I don't think I could do it. I've never tried. I don't know how heavy the football is. It is said in the headlines that Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes stunned NFL fans when they saw him make a behind the back pass in training camp. Evidentily, the back pass must not have been seen that much. I mentioned it to two uncles. They have watched football all their lives, and they didn't know what I was talking about. They asked: Who has done that?” To a lot of us it may be something new, and I've seen it start with the A7FL. All of you guys that watch regular football, you've got to check out A7FL football. Start watching it. I'm serious. it's some things going on.The A7FL is awesome. Ladies, you need to watch too. If you have never seen the behind the back passbefore, go to a7fl.com and look for an article by Sener Korkusuz. Look for the article written on September 9, 2019. Alsaiah Gross throws perfect behind the back pass for PAT. a7fl.com is where you want to go to learn about what's going on in the A7FL. You can also follow A7FL on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. I'm Gail Nobles, and you’re listeningto EPS.All about sports.