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Cowboys' Aubrey Deal: History Repeats

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Dallas Cowboys secure All-Pro kicker Brandon Aubrey with record-breaking deal, but fans question teams proactive approach, citing history of last-minute negotiations and rising costs.

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Cowboys' Aubrey Deal: History Repeats

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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys' Aubrey Deal: History Repeats. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Dallas Cowboys just locked in their all pro kicker Brandon Aubrey, with a 4-year, 28-million-dollar deal, the biggest ever for a kicker in. The league, NFL Insider in Rapp report dropped the news and called the Cowboys proactive about getting contracts done lately. But hold up, that's not how Cowboys fans see it. The team has a long history of letting big negotiations drag on, with stars like Dak Prescott, CD Lam and Micah Parsons, often waiting until the last second and watching cost climb. Fans and longtime Cowboys watchers lit up social media, roasting Rapp report for the spin. They pointed out the pattern of holdouts in higher prices, and even a community note on his posts set the record straight on the delays. Even Aubrey's deal fits the mold. Dallas slapped a second round tender on him, and only sealed it after other teams missed their deadline to poach. Now with why receiver George Pickens franchised in skipping off-season workouts, without a long term promise, drama brews again.

Cowboys nation knows this script all too well, and it looks like another tenth summer ahead before training camp hits. That's your Dallas News Today update, AI powered and always on.

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