A Dolphin in office?!!? Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Patrick Paul believes his squad will surprise some people in 2026. Far more surprising than a Miami resurgence is what Paul aspires to become after his NFL days are over.
He wants to be elected to the highest office in the United States of America.
“One thing I want them to know is that I’m going to fight my hardest to become president one day,” Paul told former teammate Terron Armstead on The Set, when asked what’s one thing the world should know about him. “So, I want them to know that.”
Not stopping there, Paul said he “might try to do Nigeria also.”
“It’s possible,” he said. “I can do it legally, so why not?”
Speaking to a stunned Armstead, Paul made it clear it was a “real goal.”
It’s not a new dream for the offensive tackle, either.
“It’s kind of been a thing growing up honestly,” he said. “A lot of my family was in politics.”
Paul was born in Texas, has lived in Nigeria and has roots in England. He’s a worldly thinker with 34 games’ worth of NFL experience so far.
Making it to the NFL is a big enough dream for most players, but the 6-foot-7, 320-pounder has some mighty large ambitions awaiting after his gridiron days have concluded.
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