Cowboys Lock in All-Pro Kicker with Record-Breaking Deal

0:00On April 20th, the Dallas Cowboys just locked in their all-pro kicker, Brandon Aubrey, with a four-year extension that crowns him the highest paid, kicker in NFL history. He's pulling in $7 million average per year, and he's the first ever with $20 million guaranteed. Dudes, 31, and coming off a monster season. To make it happen, the Cowboys slapped a second-round tender on him worth $5.8 million right before the deadline. That kept other teams from poaching him without giving up a pick, and as expected, no one bit. Talks have been simmering since last fall, with the Cowboys' COO Steven Jones calling it a real journey. The team always figured Aubrey deserved to reset the market for kickers, betting they get it done without drama. Aubrey's camp, led by Agent Todd France. You know the same guy who reps Dak Prescott pushed hard, reportedly aiming close to 10 million a year, but the tender gave Dallas all the leverage so they landed at this landmark deal. With Aubrey squared away, the Cowboys can now turn their focus to the next moves on the

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