Jay Novacek - Post-NFL Career

Post-NFL Career

Novacek currently serves as spokesperson for the Alltel Wireless "Yards 4 Youth Football" program in West Texas. For every yard gained by 11 high school football teams in the region, Alltel will donate $1 to each school’s corresponding youth football organization. Each week, an additional $500 will be donated to youth football programs across West Texas on behalf of the "Yards 4 Youth Football Player of the Week" and "Team of the Week."

Novacek also co-stars in commercials for friend Bob Lovell of Home Marketing Services www.blessyourheart.com in Dallas, Texas.

Novacek currently owns a private hunting ranch in Brady, Nebraska called "Jay Novacek's Upper 84 Ranch".

Novacek was commemorated for his 2008 induction into the College Football Hall of Fame, at half-time of the Wyoming Cowboys game, on 9/13/08.

Novacek conducts a youth football camp at the University of North Texas, in Denton, Texas, every summer.

Jay appeared as a coach on the Spike TV reality series 4th and Long, as an instructor, in 2009.

On February 1, 2010, Novacek's wife, LeAnne, was found dead in her mother's home in Burleson, Texas, in an apparent suicide. Police say she evidently died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

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