Flea flicker origin of the name?

The term "flea flicker" in football refers to a deceptive play where the ball is handed off to a player who then laterals it back to the quarterback, who looks to pass. The name is thought to derive from the quick, elusive movements of fleas, as the play requires rapid and unexpected shifts in direction to confuse the defense. The "flicker" aspect highlights the swift exchanges and changes in possession that characterize the play.