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Cowboys, Packers Battle for Kicker Aubrey

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Brandon Aubrey, the Dallas Cowboys star kicker, is in high-stakes contract negotiations. With a three-time Pro Bowl record, Aubrey has proven his worth, but the Cowboys plan to tender him a second-round contract worth $5.81 million in 2026. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers are also interested, and Aubreys camp is pushing for a long-term deal averaging $10 million annually, potentially surpassing Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butkers $6.4 million yearly salary. The Cowboys are considering a middle ground around $8 million to secure Aubreys services.

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Cowboys, Packers Battle for Kicker Aubrey

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys, Packers Battle for Kicker Aubrey. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 5th, the Dallas Cowboys are in the thick of contract talks with their starkicker, Brandon Aubrey, as free agency looms, since joining the team in 2023. The three-time pro-buller has nailed 112 of 127 field goals, including an impressive 35 from 50 yards or longer. Free agency kicks off next Wednesday, and the Cowboys plan to slap a second-round tender on Aubrey. That would lock him in for $5.81 million in the 2026 season if he plays it out. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers have gotten in touch with Aubrey's representatives, with talks starting back at the NFL Scouting Combine. Aubrey already has an offer on the table that could topple Kansas City Chiefskicker, Harrison Butcher, as the league's highest paid at the position, where Butcher pulls in $6.4 million a year. His camp is pushing for a long-term deal averaging $10 million annually. while $10 million for a kicker might give the Cowboys paws, a middle-ground around $8 million could seal the deal and keep Aubrey kicking in Dallas

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