Aubrey's Big Step: Cowboys Kicker Seeks Long-Term Security

0:00It's March 5th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey stands out as one of their best undrafted free agent picks ever. The former soccer player turned into the NFL's top kicker after shining in the USFL. He just finished his three year rookie deal from 2023 and now the Cowboys have slapped a second round tender on him as a restricted, free agent. This means Aubrey can talk offers with other teams, but Dallas can match any deal. If nothing else comes up, he'll play this year for about $5.8 million. That's a solid raise from before, but he knows it's not the long-term security most players won. Aubrey shared his take recently at a new soccer spot in the colony. He called the money a big step up, but admitted it's far from perfect for someone at his level. Fans and analysts agree, given how reliable he has been on the field. In three NFL seasons, Aubrey has nailed six field goals from over 60 yards tying a

1:02league record. He even hit a 65-yarder, his longest ever, and could push to 70. That range lest the Cowboys attack from midfield with total confidence. Compared to Kansas City Chiefs kicker, Harrison Bucker's average of 6.4 million a year on his four-year deal, Aubrey clearly deserves top pay. For now, talks continue as free agency nears, and Dallas seems locked in on keeping their star. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM