NFL's Top Kicker Brandon Aubrey in Free Agency

0:00On March 7, Brandon Aubrey stands out as the NFL's top kicker after three seasons with the Dallas Cowboys. He's made six-feel goals from 60 yards or longer, more than anyone in league history, including a career best of 65 yards. His overall accuracy sits at 88.2%, and he's the only one to nail three from 60 plus in a single year. The Cowboys slapped a second-round tender on him worth $5.76 million for next season, including them the right to match any offer. From another team, Aubrey wants 10 million a year, but Dallas countered at $7.5 million, which would have topped all kickers. He turned it down, leaving him as the league's third highest pay behind Harrison Bucker and Jake Elliott. Cowboys execs Steven Jones, as they've talked since before last season, and hope to find common ground soon. Jerry Jones has praised Aubrey's skills, but the gap remains. Aubrey's elite long-range accuracy from 50 plus yards gives him huge leverage, especially

1:00as teams watch their own kicker Shenke tries. Now several squads eye him if Dallas lets him walk for that second-round pick. The Los Angeles Rams, Atlanta Falcons, New York Giants, Arizona Cardinals, and Miami Dolphins all struggled with kickers last year and could pounce. Come free agency in March. Teams like the Washington commanders and Buffalo Bills might join the Chase 2, needing reliable legs for tight gangs. Dallas holds the power to match, but with Aubrey's unmatched range on the line, Jerry Jones faces a tough call on keeping football's deadliest kicker.