Cowboys Lock in Kicker Aubrey, Eyeing Record-Breaking Deal

0:00On April 1st, Dallas Cowboys just slapped a second-round tender on their star-kicker brand in Aubrey, locking him in for now at about $5.7, $6 million. That puts him as the third-highest-paid kicker in the league, behind Harrison Bucker's $6 million with the Chiefs and Kai Fairbarens' new two-year. Deal worth $13 million with the Texans. Owner Jerry Jones says he's satisfied with his setup short-term, but they're pushing for a long-term extension to make Aubrey the top earner. Jones dropped that update at the GM meetings this week, stressing they have big plans for Aubrey, but keeping negotiation details close to the vest. No deals sign yet, so talks are ongoing as free agency heats up. Aubrey and his camper aiming high, reportedly asking for over $10 million a year-way above the current market. He plans to test the waters with other teams since he's a restricted free agent, figuring it's smart for him and his family. If someone bites with a better offer, Dallas can match it or get a second-round pickback,

1:00though they don't even have one right now. Last season, Aubrey nailed 36 of 42 field goals, perfect inside 50 yards automatic points every time. That range makes him a weapon. Expect more movement soon as team circle, but for now, the Cowboys hold the cards while Aubrey eyes that big payday.