Cowboys Lock in Key Players with Tenders

0:00You're listening to NFL News today, subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Dallas Cowboys are locking in two key players by placing second round, restricted free agent tenders on kicker Brandon Aubrey and offensive lineman, TJ Bass. This move happened earlier this week and gives the team the right to match any outside offers. For Aubrey, wrapping up his third NFL season as an all pro, the tender means a one year deal worth $5.76 million if no one else. Signed him. Other teams can pursue him, but Dallas gets a second round draft pick if they pass on matching. Both sides wanted a long term contract, and reports say the Cowboys even offered to make Aubrey the highest paid kicker, topping Kansas City Chiefs. Star Harrison Buckers, 6.4 million annual average. His record 6 fill goals from beyond 60 yards highlight why his value is so high. Meanwhile, the Cowboys also tendered Bass, an undrafted free agent from Oregon whose

1:01played in 48 games with 10 starts over three seasons. Has a reliable backup on the strong interior line and a special team standout. This keeps both players in Dallas for at least the 2026 season unless offers come in that the team let's go. It shows how the Cowboys are prioritizing depth on special teams and the offensive line. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor, press play, put your head down. The sound is already there, S-O-L-I solely pillow dot com.