Yes with a guide.

Blind runners compete in the Special Olympics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfSa5ZFrnkI

It depends a lot on how much if any usable sight you have. For context, I have about 5 degrees of central vision left. I can't safely jog, sometimes even walking fast can leave me disoriented. You could certainly do it in an organised fashion with a guide but I would be hesitant by yourself, but if you can find somewhere safe without too many other people around (mobile hazards are the worst) then you could do some trial and error.

I do sprints on carefully recce'd ground.

I've been doing more rucking lately. At its core, this is just going for a walk with a heavy rucksack. I've really been enjoying that. It feels like hard work (cos it is!) and gets me out of the house... I have a few standard routes I usually do and then try to do a new one every month or so.

A treadmill.

A safer way could be find a local track or if you knew someone who lived in a private’s circular neighborhood. Instead of not jogging at all those could be some possible safer solutions.

Most definitely with the assist of a guide runner. You are connected to each other via a tether such as a lanyard or a rigid grip held in the hand as you run.

If in North America, check out Achilles International or United in Stride.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask as I'm well versed on the subject.

I would suggest trying to find a local group that meets for group jogs. Not only would you be jogging, but you would meet people, and also would easily be able to follow them with just your ears.

If you have someone to go with, you can easily jog. If you have an area, like a high school track, that doesn't have many people and it's well maintained, you could definitely get familiar enough to jog on it.

They use their feet

I once practiced jogging in high school gym and what I did was I did not have my white cane and instead I held a long towel and guide held the other end and ran at a similar fast pace, and guide would warn me about things I might trip over or corners to turn.

However I would still say treadmill or stationary bike or elliptical or tandem bike over jogging any day for myself personally, just more independence.

I go for walks in my neighbourhood with my white cane frequently just to get fresh air but I also go to the gym three times a week or so to do cardio machines and weight lifting machines.

Using their feet and maybe a guide.

I’ve heard of a guy that runs 5ks with his guide dog on a leash.