Trump supporter, former NFL kicker Jay Feely runs in Arizona GOP congressional primary
- Jay Feely, a former NFL kicker, announced his campaign for the U.S. House this week seeking Arizona's 5th District seat.
- He previously considered running in 2022 but passed on the opportunity, reconsidering after an incident involving President Trump in July 2024.
- Feely plans to leave his position as a CBS Sports broadcaster and previously met with congressional Republicans to discuss a potential run.
- He stated he feels "God's calling pressing me into service" for the civil service.
- He seeks the House seat being vacated by Republican Rep. Andy Biggs, who plans to run for Arizona governor in 2026.
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Former NFL Player Says Trump Assassination Attempt Motivated His Run for Congress - News Addicts
A former NFL kicker is launching his bid for Congress on Tuesday after revealing what inspired him to make the decision to run for office. The sports commentator, Jay Feely, is entering the Republican primary for Arizona’s Fifth Congressional District to replace Rep. Andy Biggs, who’s running to be the Grand Canyon State’s next governor. […] The post Former NFL Player Says Trump Assassination Attempt Motivated His Run for Congress appeared first…
Former NFL kicker announces political run
PHOENIX (KYMA, KECY) - A former NFL kicker is entering the political arena in Arizona. Jay Feely has spent the last decade in the broadcast booth, but before that, he spent 14 years in the NFL, including four years with the Arizona Cardinals. Feely will run for the U.S. House of Representatives in Arizona's Fifth Congressional District during the 2026 midterm election. The district is currently represented by Republican Andy Biggs. The post Form…
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