Prince William shows surprise talents as a natural passer at NFL Foundation UK event

Sooner or later, America will be the force that brings the Royal Family back together.

In an unforeseen turn of events, Prince William has caught the fever that can't be broken. Not because there isn't a cure for it, but because it's a bug he'll want to feel forever.

Ladies and gentlemen, Prince William has found his way to the field. God's field.

Earlier this week, the Prince of Wales attended an event hosted by NFL Foundation UK, a charity that uses American Football to work with children from disadvantaged backgrounds. Initially, the Royal stood on the sidelines while the youths had all the fun. However, the Prince's emerging fire for the game could not be suppressed for long.

An new student of the gridiron excels after his first lesson

At first, the Prince of Wales dipped his toe in the water by asking about the drills the children near him were performing. The NFL Foundation UK's event was hosted by current and former National Football League players; and they all possessed the knowledge needed to teach athletes from the ground up. However, it's unlikely that any of them thought they would be coaching a member of the Royal Family when they woke up that morning!

According to an article recently published by ESPN, the Prince of Wales was interested in learning how to throw a football first. After a few basic instructions, Prince William was able to throw the ball through a narrow passing target's window and fling the rock across the field while playing a few games with the adolescents in attendance.

The players coaching the event were surprised by Prince William's skill as a pure passer. Even though they would never tell the Royal to hang it up if he "needed work," the players assured the media that Prince William is a legitimately talented amateur despite never playing the game before.

What's next for Prince William and America's Game?

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver and former rugby union player Louis Rees-Zammit said that Prince William was curious about his experience as an athlete who joined the National Football League with little to no experience in the sport beforehand. ESPN's article also claims that players overheard William saying he plans to refine his new skills at home.

It should be noted that the 2028 Olympic Games will be held in Los Angeles, California. The same California William's brother, Prince Harry, resides in with his wife, Meghan Markle. 'Twould be nice if the emerging King of Dimes could represent Team Great Britain in four years and use the Olympics as an excuse to swing by The Duke's house to say hi.

Honestly, if you've been paying any attention to the year presently known as 2024, crazier things have happened.