Earlier this year, Jay Feely announced he’d be leaving his post as a sideline reporter on CBS’s NFL coverage to instead run ...

Jay Feely, the former NFL kicker turned Republican congressional candidate in Arizona, is leveraging his fame and fortune as ...

Jay Feely, a former NFL kicker who has spent the last decade as an NFL analyst for CBS Sports, is running for Congress in Arizona. In March, it was reported that Feely was “strongly considering ...

In an X/Twitter post, Jay Feely announced that he’s running for the U.S. House of Representatives in next year’s midterm election. Feely will run in Arizona’s 5th Congressional District.

Feely, 48, is running in the 2026 election for the congressional seat currently occupied by former House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Biggs, who is a gubernatorial candidate in the Grand Canyon State.

Former NFL kicker Jay Feely launched a bid for an open House seat in Arizona on Tuesday, seeking to become the latest to cross over from sports to politics. Running as a Republican, Feely is ...

“Jay Feely earned a reputation in the NFL for his performance on the field, but it’s his integrity, commitment to serve, and dedication to American values that truly define him,” it says.

While Jay Feely’s professional achievements are public knowledge, the CBS/Turner Sports analyst has chosen to keep his relationship with his wife, Rebecca Feely, away from the public eye.

Feely kicked in the NFL for 13 seasons until the Arizona Cardinals released him in late August. The veteran connected on 329 of 398 field goal attempts during stints with Arizona (2010-13), the ...

Jay Feely graduated from the University of Michigan, where he was part of the 1997 National Championship football team. Feely played 14 years in the NFL, earning Pro Bowl Alternate status ...