
Jerry Jones Offers Aubrey Record-Breaking Kicker Deal
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Jerry Jones aims to make Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey the highest-paid in the NFL, offering a long-term deal averaging close to seven point five million per season. Aubrey, a Pro Bowl kicker, is reportedly holding out for ten million annually. The outcome of these negotiations could significantly impact kicker contracts across the league.
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Jerry Jones Offers Aubrey Record-Breaking Kicker Deal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 2nd, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones wants to make kicker Brandon Aubrey the highest paid at his position in the NFL. Right now, Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Bucker leads with $6.4 million a year. The Cowboys have offered Aubrey a long-term deal, averaging close to $7.5 million per season, which would top that mark. Aubrey seems to be holding out for something closer to $10 million annually. Jones has voiced strong support, saying they aim to set him as number one among kickers. He also expressed confidence that a long-term agreement will come together soon. Fans and analysts are watching closely because Aubrey earned pro-bowl nods in each of his first three seasons. His reliability has made him a key part of the Cowboys special teams. The team often uses the franchise tag as a bridge to bigger deals with stars, showing their belief in his talent both on and off the field. Negotiations could reshape kicker contracts across the league this off season. As talks heat up, expect more updates on whether Aubrey recessed the market and
stays in Dallas long-term.
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