Two weekends of Alliance of American Football (AAF) action has gone by, and football fans alike have been enjoying it. But all players have also been having a great time, as they’re able to play the sport that they love still.
For former running back Kenneth Farrow, he’s been making the most of his playing time in hopes to get the attention of NFL teams for his opportunity to play in the league again.
Farrow, a Houston product in 2016, went undrafted but signed with the Bolts. He was listed as the No. 3 RB, but got his first playing time after Danny Woodhead tore his ACL. Farrow ran for 13 yards on four carries. He made his first starts after Melvin Gordon suffered a season-ending injury.
Farrow, who was last cut by the Patriots in 2018, tallied 13 carries for 74 yards and a touchdown, as well as two catches for 25 yards for the San Antonio Commanders against the Orlando Apollos.
Farrow’s name is also in the AAF the history book. His touchdown was the first in league history to be scored on the opening drive of a game.
