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Dallas Cowboys' Brandon Aubrey: Highest-Paid Kicker

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Brandon Aubrey, the Cowboys kicker, just signed a record-breaking four-year deal, making him the highest-paid at his position in NFL history. Joining Dallas in 2023 after successful stints in the USFL and soccer, Aubrey has consistently impressed, earning First-Team All-Pro honors in his rookie year and maintaining a high field goal percentage. Despite the teams recent playoff struggles, this move reinforces the Cowboys commitment to their core players and sets the stage for a potential comeback.

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Dallas Cowboys' Brandon Aubrey: Highest-Paid Kicker

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On April 20, Dallas Cowboys just locked in their kicker Brandon Aubrey with a four-year extension that makes him the highest paid at his position in NFL history. He's the first to pull down $7 million a year with $20 million guaranteed. This deal seals his spot in Big D for years to come. Aubrey joined the Cowboys back in 2023 right after two solid seasons with the Birmingham stallions in the USFL. Before going all in on football, he even kicked it in professional soccer, showing that Lake Tallinn runs deep. In his rookie year with Dallas, he lit it up, hitting 49 to 52 extra points and 36 of 38 field goals, earning. First team all pro nods. He's kept a momentum, grabbing second team honors the last two years and nailing 11 field goals from 50 plus yards last season with Anne. 88.2 percent career field goal rate. Cowboys coach Brian Shottenheimer made it clear at the NFL scouting combine. They fought hard to keep Aubrey because the culture there has players. Wanting to stay put, he said the team knows Brandon has no plans to bounce.

Even with Dallas missing the playoffs two years running and no deep run since their 1995 Super Bowl win, moves like this keep the foundation strong for a bounce back push.

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