Aubrey Stays with Cowboys, Kicking into 2026

0:00On April 16th, Dallas Cowboys fans can breathe easy because their star kicker, Brandon Aubrey, is set to stick around for the 2026 season. As the top-restricted free agent kicker in the league, he had until Friday to sign an offer sheet with another team. If no one bites, the Cowboys keep his rights automatically, and right now, it looks like that's exactly what's happening with zero offers on the fist. Table Aubrey has owned the kicking game over his three years in Dallas, earning three time all pro honors. He's nailed 112 of 127 field goals overall, crushing it from inside 49 yards at 77 out of, 83, and even from 50 plus at 35 of 44, that's 462 points total, making him the best in the business. The Cowboys slapped a second-round tender on him back in March and have been negotiating an extension all off season. Aubrey's pat to the NFL is wild. He played soccer at Notre Dame for four years, went pro in soccer, then jumped to the

1:00USFL with Birmingham before, landing in Dallas where he's thrived. Without a new deal, he'll play next year on that one-year tender worth $5,767,000, slotting him as the third-highest paid kicker behind Harrison Butcher's $6,400,000 and Jake Elliott's $6,000,000. Dallas execs have been talking terms since before last season, but no agreement yet. Times ticking down fast, but with no rival team stepping up, Aubrey's prime to keep booming kicks for the Cowboys in 2026, keeping. That special team's unit locked and loaded.