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Cowboys, Kicker Aubrey in $3M Standoff

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Brandon Aubrey, the Dallas Cowboys kicker, is in a contract standoff, seeking around ten million dollars annually, while the team offers seven million. Aubrey has been exceptional since joining in 2023, converting most of his field goals, including a record six from sixty yards or longer. The Cowboys have placed a restricted free agent tender on him, securing him for now and protecting their draft pick. Skip Bayless supports Aubreys ask, but fans and analysts are divided. Both sides aim to reach a deal before training camp.

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Cowboys, Kicker Aubrey in $3M Standoff

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On March 8th, the Dallas Cowboys have placed a restricted free agent tender worth $5,760,000 on Kicker Brandon. Aubrey to keep him in the fold this off season. This move secures him for now, and protects the team with a second round draft pick if another squad signs him away. The Cowboys also offered a long-term extension that would make Aubrey the highest-paid kicker in the league at around $7,000,000 per year. Meanwhile, Aubrey and his agent are holding out for closer to $10 million annually, creating a standoff over roughly $3 million per season. This gap mirrors common tensions across the NFL, where players push for market value while teams wash their budgets. Skip Bayless has jumped in strongly on Aubrey's side, calling him worth every penny of his ask, and praising his value to Dallas. Fans and analysts are split, with some backing the kicker's leverage and others urging him to accept the team's generous proposal. Aubrey has been lights out since joining in 2023, converting most of his field goals,

including a record, six from 60 yards or longer. Last season, he nailed 36 of 42 attempts, proving he's one of the league's most reliable clutch performers. As talks continue, this could shave Dallas' off-season plans, but both sides seem motivated to land a deal before training camp.

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