Commanders’ DE Efe Obada Tells Story Of Having A Catch W/ King Charles

King Charles picked up a pigskin and tossed it around for the first time (football’s hella popular in the UK, but not that football) … so, how’s His Majesty’s arm?!

TMZ Sports talked to Washington Commanders’ DE Efe Obada — who spent time with the monarch on the field at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this week — and even found time to show the King how to throw a football.

“Honestly, I think he’s got really good form,” Obada told Babcock on the TMZ Sports TV show (airs weeknights on FS1).

And, if King Charles II is looking for a new gig … there may be one for him stateside.

“I know there’s a lot of teams out there that need a quarterback right now. So if I was them, I’d watch the film.”

“He came out, he was real down to earth, and I commend him for getting started.”

If you’re not familiar with 32-year-old Efe, he has an incredible backstory. He was born in Nigeria and trafficked to the UK as a child, where he was ultimately raised in London.

Obada didn’t start playing American football until he was in his early 20s … but he’s made it all the way to the National Football League.

While he has no designs on retiring, Efe does have his post-playing career all set up — in broadcasting.

In fact, he’s already in the booth when he’s not on the gridiron. Obada just got done calling the Super Bowl for ITV Sport, his fourth straight year calling Super Sunday!