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Cowboys Lock Up Kicker Aubrey with Record-Breaking Deal

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Brandon Aubrey, the Dallas Cowboys record-breaking kicker, is set for a long-term contract extension, making him the leagues highest-paid kicker. Despite initial negotiations, both parties are working towards a deal that will keep Aubrey in Dallas, with rumors suggesting a salary of over seven million dollars per season. This move is seen as a strategic investment, given Aubreys reliability and impressive career-long sixty-five-yard make.

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Cowboys Lock Up Kicker Aubrey with Record-Breaking Deal

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys Lock Up Kicker Aubrey with Record-Breaking Deal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 3rd, the Dallas Cowboys are making progress on a long-term contract extension for kicker Brandon Aubrey, who's already set the NFL record for, most 60-yard field goals in just three seasons. As a restrictive free agent, he's expected to get a second-round tender, but both sides are pushing for something more permanent before the upcoming. Season starts. Insider Matthew Berry shared that despite some posturing, a deal is on track, with Aubrey set to remain in Dallas and become the league's highest-paid. Kicker by the 2026 kickoff. Fans and team officials see this as a smart move, given Aubrey's reliability as one of the Cowboys' top weapons. His consistency has been huge, especially compared to others like wide receiver George Pickens grabbing headlines for contract talks. Rumors point to Aubrey earning more than $7 million per season, topping Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Bucker's current mark of six, $0.4 million annually, on a four-year packed worth $25.6 million.

A former soccer player turned NFL standout, Aubrey boasts a career-long 65-yard make and locking him up now keeps that leg in Dallas for years to come. Years to come. Years to come. Years to come. Years to come. Years to come. Years to come. Years to come. Years to come. Years to come. Years to come.

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