Former President Donald Trump is set to hold campaign rallies in Lubbock and Corpus Christi, Texas, this Tuesday. To bolster support in the final days of the midterm election cycle, the campaign has enlisted the participation of three notable football players: former college stars Johnny Manziel and Colt McCoy, and two-time Super Bowl champion Danny Amendola.

Political analysts view this strategy as an effort to energize specific segments of the electorate. The campaign is reportedly targeting "lower-propensity voters," a demographic that was instrumental in Trump’s 2024 presidential victory but may be less motivated to participate in elections where he is not personally on the ballot. By leveraging the popularity of these athletes, the campaign aims to increase engagement and ensure high turnout for Republican candidates.

While the events are framed by the campaign as a strategic move to secure momentum, the reliance on high-profile sports figures highlights the ongoing challenge for the party to maintain voter enthusiasm in the absence of a presidential contest. The appearances are scheduled to take place across two major Texas cities, signaling a focus on mobilizing the state's base before polls close.