The Dallas Cowboys and All-Pro kicker Brandon Aubrey have agreed to a record-setting four-year extension, making him the highest-paid kicker in NFL history, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
The new deal is worth $28 million over four years and includes $20 million in guaranteed money. According to sources, the extension was negotiated by agents Todd France and AJ Stevens of Athletes First. This contract sets a new market for the position, rewarding Aubrey for his unprecedented performance since arriving in Dallas.
Brandon Aubrey earned First-team All-Pro honors during the 2023 season after a historic rookie campaign. During that season, he set an NFL record by making his first 35 consecutive field goal attempts. His transition from professional soccer to the NFL has been one of the league's most remarkable success stories, and this extension ensures that the Cowboys retain one of the league's most accurate and powerful legs through the prime of his career.
The deal comes as the Cowboys continue to manage their roster and salary cap, prioritizing a player who has become a vital scoring asset for the franchise. Aubrey’s reliability from long distance was a key factor in the team's offensive strategy throughout the past year, and this record-setting commitment reflects his value to the organization.
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