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Cowboys Kicker Aubrey in Restricted Free Agency

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Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey, a three-year All-Pro, is set for restricted free agency. The Cowboys have placed a second-round tender on him, aiming to lock him in long-term. Aubrey, who switched from pro soccer, plans to explore offers from rivals. Negotiations are ongoing, with free agency starting March 11th. The Cowboys are in a strong position to retain their reliable kicker.

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Cowboys Kicker Aubrey in Restricted Free Agency

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On March 5, Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey is hitting restricted free agency this offseason. The 30-year-old All Pro has been solid for the team over three seasons, earning around $900,000 a year. Now the Cowboys have placed a second-round tender on him, meaning any other team signing him must give up a valuable draft picked to Dallas. The Cowboys wants to lock him up long-term, potentially through 2026 or later. But Aubrey plans to explore offers from rivals once the market opens. As a restricted free agent, Dallas holds the power to match any deal and keep him in town. Fans and insiders see this as a smart move by Aubrey, who came from Pro Soccer before switching to football. He's focused on securing the best future for himself and his family, even if it means considering a change. Losing him would hurt since he's one of their most reliable players. Fans are ongoing, with the Cowboys aiming to wrap things up soon. Free agency kicks off March 11, giving both sides about a week to agree before Aubrey

feels outside interest. While uncertainty lingers, the Cowboys sit in a strong spot to retain their kicker and avoid drama-come draft time.

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