
Cowboys Protect Kicker with Second-Round Tender
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The Dallas Cowboys have secured their kicker, Brandon Aubrey, by issuing a second-round tender, valued at $5.76 million. This move allows Aubrey to explore offers from other teams but gives the Cowboys the first chance to match any deal. Aubrey had a successful 2025 season, making 85.7% of his field goals and all 47 extra points, contributing 155 points total. His consistent performance boosted the Cowboys special teams throughout the year. With the Cowboys finishing at 7-9-1 and missing the playoffs, this move indicates their strategy to retain reliable players during the upcoming offseason roster changes.
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cowboys Protect Kicker with Second-Round Tender. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 7th, the Dallas Cowboys have issued a second round tender to their kicker Brandon Aubrey just before next Wednesday's NFL free agency period, opens. This move values the contract at $5,760,000 and helps protect the team from losing him. The tender lets Aubrey explore, offers from other teams, but Dallas gets the first chance to match any deal. If they pass, the signing team sends a second round draft pick to the Cowboys as compensation. Aubrey, a 30-year-old veteran, had a solid 2025 season, making 36-of-42 field goals for an 85.7% success rate. He went perfect on extra points with all 47 good and scored 155 points total. He's shown at all ranges, perfect from inside 50 yards and strong from 50 or longer with 11 makes out of 17 tries. His steady play bolstered the Cowboys special teams all year. With Dallas wrapping up at seven wins, nine losses, and one tie while missing the playoffs,
this step shows their plan to keep reliable pieces amid. The roster changes this off season.
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