Cowboys Sign Kicker Aubrey to Record Deal

0:00On April 21st, the Dallas Cowboys just made waves by signing Kicker brand and Aubrey to a 4-year, 28-million-dollar extension, keeping him. Through the 2030 season and crowning him the highest-paid Kicker in NFL history at 7 million bucks a year. That tops Harrison Butcher's 6.4 million average and a came after smart negotiations where the Cowboys used a second-round tender as, leverage scaring off other teams from offering big while guaranteeing Aubrey 5.8 million for next year. Aubrey's pumped about staying put in Dallas where his family's rooted, calling it a world-class spot and vowing to prove his worth by nailing every. Kick ahead, especially after a solid career with three pro-bulls, all pro-nods, and the most 60-plus yarders ever. Meanwhile, the team's kicking off voluntary off-season workouts in Phase 1, focusing on meetings and conditioning under new defensive coordinator. Christian Parker, who's switching to a 3-4 scheme with fresh faces like Rashon Gary joining up.

1:01Dak Prescott and George Pickens are already grinding on their own and as Draft Knight hits Thursday, the Cowboys aim to hold their 20th overall. Pick while eyeing moves at 12, setting the stage for a reloaded squad ready to ball out.