
Cowboys Lock in Top Kicker, Aubrey
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Brandon Aubrey, the Cowboys reliable kicker, remains with the team after no offer sheets were received, marking a first in NFL history. Despite his impressive record, negotiations stalled, with Aubrey seeking around ten million a year and the Cowboys countering above seven million. The team avoids losing a valuable asset, as they already traded away their second-round pick. Aubreys future looks secure, with potential long-term deals or franchise tags in the works.
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On April 16th, the deadline hit Friday for restricted free agent offer sheets and not a single team went after Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey, who's hands down the most reliable leg in the league right now? Cowboys locked him in back in March with a second round tender worth $5,760,000 and talks stalled out. His agent pushed for around 10 million a year while Dallas countered above $7,000,000 but no deal closed. Fans and insiders aren't shot. No kicker who's ever gotten that second round tender has been poached by another team in NFL history and Aubrey's. Track record backs it up with 112 makes out of 127 field goals, including a 65 yarder and a record 6. From 60 plus yards, Dallas dodged a bullet 2 since they already traded away their own 20-26 second round pick for defensive tackle Quinn and Williams losing. Aubrey without that comp pick would have stung hard. Looks like he's locked in Dallas for at least another year, and if no long term packed
happen soon, they can slap the franchise tag on him in 20. 27. To keep things rolling smooth.
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