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Dallas Cowboys place a second-round tender on kicker Brandon Aubrey for 2026, guaranteeing $5.76 million if no long‑term deal is reached; Aubrey can sign with another team, but Dallas would have the right to match or receive a second‑round pick if they don’t.
The Dallas Cowboys placed a second-round restricted free agent tender worth $5.76 million on kicker Brandon Aubrey, meaning other teams can sign him to an offer sheet which Dallas can match; if not, Dallas would receive a second-round draft pick. Aubrey has been a Pro Bowl-caliber kicker with a history of long-range makes, making him a high-profile asset in the Cowboys’ negotiations.
Dallas has placed a second-round restricted free-agent tender on kicker Brandon Aubrey for the 2026 season, worth about $5.81 million. Aubrey can negotiate with other teams, but Dallas would retain the right to match any offer or receive a second-round pick as compensation if he signs elsewhere. Aubrey, a Notre Dame soccer convert, has gone 112-for-127 on field goals over three seasons, with strong 50+-yard and 60+-yard marks, and Dallas has also tendered OL T.J. Bass at about $5.8 million.
Dallas used a non-exclusive franchise tag on George Pickens to let him explore offers while Dallas gauges his market, with potential compensation of two first-round picks if they don’t match. Separately, Dallas is optimistic about re-signing kicker Brandon Aubrey on a market-setting deal, with talks centered around $8 million per year and optimism from Stephen Jones that a deal could be reached soon.
Dallas is reportedly offering Brandon Aubrey a long-term deal averaging near $7.5M to become the NFL’s highest-paid kicker, but Aubrey is seeking about $10M per season. Talks began before the 2025 season and remain at an impasse, with a fallback second-round tender of $5.8M possible if no long-term agreement is reached. Aubrey, 30, is a three-time Pro Bowler with six 60+-yard field goals and a career-long of 65 yards, and is expected to remain with Dallas for 2026.
Dallas’ front office plans to re-sign five in-house players to shape the 2026 roster, highlighting George Pickens, Javonte Williams, Brandon Aubrey, Jadeveon Clowney and T.J. Bass, as they navigate a projected cap shortfall of over $30 million by using extensions, restructures and releases; Pickens could be franchise-tagged, Williams and Clowney are unrestricted free agents, and Aubrey and Bass face tender options to balance cost and depth.
Brandon Aubrey was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week after making crucial game-tying and winning field goals, including a 64-yarder and a 46-yarder in overtime, helping the Cowboys secure a 40-37 victory and setting NFL records for clutch kicks.
Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey believes he can make field goals from around 70 yards, with his coach Schottenheimer expressing confidence in his long-range ability, potentially setting a new NFL record if he attempts from that distance.
The Cowboys defeated the Giants 40-37 in a thrilling game highlighted by Brandon Aubrey’s near-record 64-yard field goal to tie and a game-winning 46-yarder in overtime, despite Russell Wilson's impressive 450-yard performance for the Giants. The game featured a high-scoring fourth quarter, a new overtime rule, and costly penalties by the Giants, who have now lost nine straight to Dallas.
NFL kickers are now routinely making 63- and even 70-yard field goals, with Brandon Aubrey and Joey Slye hitting 64- and 63-yard kicks respectively, indicating that the record for the longest field goal is likely to be broken soon as kickers' range continues to expand in the modern NFL.
The article provides a ranking of kicker tiers for 2025 fantasy football, highlighting key players like Brandon Aubrey and Cameron Dicker, and emphasizing that kickers are replaceable and should not be overvalued in drafts.
Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey's perfect field goal streak ends after having his first missed field-goal attempt of the season blocked by the Washington Commanders. Despite missing two field goals in the game, Aubrey finished the season making 36 of his 38 field goal attempts. The Cowboys secured a 56-14 victory over the Commanders, earning the No. 2 seed in the NFC and setting up a wild-card matchup against the Green Bay Packers.
Dallas Cowboys rookie kicker Brandon Aubrey had his perfect regular season come to an end when his 32-yard field goal attempt was blocked by the Washington Commanders' Joshua Pryor. Despite this, Aubrey had made all 35 of his previous field goals and holds the rookie record for most consecutive field goals made to start a career. The former soccer player turned kicker also had a successful stint in the USFL before joining the Cowboys and winning the kicking battle during training camp.
The Dallas Cowboys dominated the Philadelphia Eagles in a 33-13 victory, solidifying their position as the top team in the NFC East. Dak Prescott threw for 271 yards and two touchdowns, while the Cowboys' defense forced three fumbles and held the Eagles to no offensive touchdowns. Dallas scored on seven of nine possessions and put up nearly 400 yards of offense. Kicker Brandon Aubrey made history by hitting two field goals of 59-plus yards in a game. The Cowboys now hold the division lead based on tiebreaker, but the Eagles can still win the division if they win out.
Dallas Cowboys' rookie kicker Brandon Aubrey has set a new NFL record by going 30-for-30 on field goal attempts in his career. Aubrey kicked field goals of 60, 59, 45, and 50 yards against the Eagles, becoming the first kicker to make two kicks of 59 yards or longer in the same game. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed pride in Aubrey's performance, highlighting the remarkable turnaround from the team's struggles with extra points just 11 months ago.