Aubrey Secures Record-Breaking Deal with Cowboys

0:00On April 20, Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey just locked in the biggest deal ever for a kicker in NFL history. He signed a four-year extension worth $28 million, with $20 million guaranteed. That breaks down to about $7 million a year, topping Harrison Bucker's previous high of $6.4 million. Agents Todd France and AJ Stevens negotiated the deal, keeping the 31-year-old all pro in Dallas long-term. Aubrey earned pro-bowl nods in his first three seasons, and holds the record with six field goals from 60 yards or longer. Fans and analysts have split on the price tag after what some call a down year in 2025, where he went 36-of-42 on field, goals but missed six from beyond 50 yards. Still, his career accuracy sits at 112, makes out of 127 tries, including a 65-yarder. This move avoids franchise tags or tenders that could have led to free agency drama, and it beats trading him away for a second-round pick like some.

1:02Wanted. Jerry Jones got it done early, right before the NFL draft this week. Now with Aubrey secured, the Cowboys shift focus to the draft and other moves, setting up their offense to keep scoring big while hoping the defense steps up.