Jay Feely, who played in the National Football League for 14 years as a kicker, is running for a seat in the House as a Republican in Arizona’s 5th Congressional District. Feely played from 2010 ...

Arizona congressional candidate and former NFL kicker Jay Feely discusses how the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump inspired his run for office and more on ‘America Reports.’ ...

Jay Feely, who recently launched a congressional campaign to replace Rep. Andy Biggs in Arizona’s 5th District, believes that American politics is in dire need of individuals who aren’t molded ...

Former NFL kicker Jay Feely made the case for Stephen A. Smith to run as a Democrat in the next presidential election. Feely, who launched a congressional bid for an open seat in Arizona, joined ...

He loved his television job. He had ample time to be with his family and play golf. Feely lives in Arizona, where he played for the Cardinals (2010-13), and raised four kids with his wife, Rebecca.

Jay Feely was an NFL kicker from 2001 to 2014, playing for the Atlanta Falcons, New York Giants, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Arizona Cardinals and Chicago Bears.

Jay Feely helped Michigan win a football National Championship in 1997. He’s played over a decade in the NFL. He carved out a broadcasting career with CBS. Now he’s running for Congress. Why ...

When Arizona's Jay Feely hit a career-best 61-yard field goal to tie Sunday's game against Buffalo, it was inconceivable that by the time the fourth quarter ended he'd be the Cardinals' goat.