Through his first three seasons in the league, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has already shown his capabilities as a fancy passer on the gridiron. After showing some nifty no-look passes in the past, the 2018 NFL MVP still has one more trick up his sleeve that is waiting to be unveiled in a real game: the behind-the-back pass.

“There’s a couple plays that I’ve done in practice and I’ve been able to have success with it,” he said via Pro Football Talk. “For me, it’s gotta be in the right situation. I’m not gonna do it in a one-score game or anything like that. I’ll be a little safe with it. If we get a high scoring game where we kinda have to take advantage of whatever the defense is giving us, then I might bring it out.”

Despite the real possibility of delivering those fancy passes in-game, Mahomes prefers to put his focus on leading his team. He has successfully done so thus far as the Chiefs are enjoying a 12-1 record to top the AFC West division.

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The 25-year-old has been on a tear lately, amassing record numbers with his total tallies of 4,208 passing yards on 497 attempts and 33 passing touchdowns through 13 games played.

After another solid 33-27 victory against the Miami Dolphins in Week 14, the reigning Super Bowl champions are looking to impose their will this time against a returning Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints for Week 15 action.

The Chiefs will have an easier schedule as they are set to face the Atlanta Falcons and the Los Angeles Chargers for their last two games of the 2020 NFL regular season. Patrick Mahomes didn't exactly reveal when he'll do the behind-the-back pass, but when he finally does, it will certainly be a sight to see for everyone.