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Cowboys Lock in Kicker Aubrey with $28M Extension

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Dallas Cowboys secure star kicker Brandon Aubrey with a four-year, twenty-eight million dollar extension, making him the highest-paid kicker in the NFL. Despite initial tension, Aubrey, a Plano native, expressed his desire to stay with the Cowboys, and the team obliged, securing their special teams elite and avoiding future free agency issues.

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Cowboys Lock in Kicker Aubrey with $28M Extension

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys Lock in Kicker Aubrey with $28M Extension. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 22nd, Dallas Cowboys just locked in their star-kicker brand in Aubrey with a 4-year, 28-million dollar extension that runs. Through the 2030 season. This deal came after some behind-the-scenes tension, but it seals him as a cornerstone for the team. Coming out of the USFL last year, Aubrey hit with stricted free agency this off-season. The Cowboys slapped a second-round tender on him worth $5.8 million for one year, giving them control and forcing any suit or two. Caught up a draft pick. Aubrey, a Plano native, always wanted to stay home with the Cowboys after three strong pro-ball seasons. He pushed his agent to wrap things up fast, skipping the usual slow-drag of negotiations, and the team met him halfway without much public drama. The new contract kicks Aubrey to the top of all NFL kickers with $7 million a year and $20 million guaranteed. The 20-26 season ties back to that tender before the extension really rolls in 20-27.

With Aubrey set long term, the Cowboys keep their special teams elite and avoid any free agency headaches down the line.

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