Cowboys, Aubrey in Contract Standoff

0:00It's March 4th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Dallas Cowboys want to extend kicker Brandon Aubrey's contract and make him the highest paid at his position in the NFL, but they are not close to. Meeting his demand of $10 million per year. Talks have dragged on for months with no deal in sight. Reports initially suggested a Cowboys offer around $7.5 million annually, but the actual figure is lower than $7 million while topping. The current league high of $6.4 million, held by Kansas City's Harrison Bucker. Aubrey, now 30 years old, earned pro bowl nods in all three of his NFL seasons. He owns the league record with six field goals from 60 yards or more, including a personal best of 65 yards, though he has missed some long. Kicks lately. To protect their investment, the Cowboys plan to slap a second round tender on Aubrey. The guarantees him $5.81 million for next season and lets him shop for offers elsewhere,

1:00while Dallas keeps the right of first, refusal and picks up a second round draft choice if they decline to match. Aubrey remains open to testing the market if needed, saying it's the right move for him and his family. For now, both sides keep negotiating as the off season heats up. The daily news now is powered by our sponsor. No earbuds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your