Cowboys Eyeing Kicker Aubrey Extension

The Dallas Cowboys have shifted their offseason focus to securing kicker Brandon Aubrey's future, with negotiations for a long-term contract underway. This move follows the team's recent acquisition of running back Javonte Williams on a three-year, $24 million deal. As Aubrey is slated to become a restricted free agent by the March 11 deadline in 2026, Dallas is determined to reach an agreement.

CEO Stephen Jones indicated that contract offers have been exchanged, emphasizing the team's goal to sign Aubrey. If a deal isn't finalized, the Cowboys plan to place a tender on him, allowing them the right of first refusal. Aubrey has proven invaluable since joining the team in 2023, demonstrating exceptional accuracy and holding the NFL record for most field goals made from 60 yards or more.

With potential interest from other teams, such as the Los Angeles Rams according to recent reports, Dallas recognizes the importance of retaining their dependable kicker. Three points can be decisive in tight contests, and the Cowboys are keen to maintain their scoring consistency as NFL free agency approaches. This contract situation is a key priority for the front office.