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Brandon Aubrey is negotiating a new contract with the Dallas Cowboys.
www.sportskeeda.comI can share a concise update based on recent coverage up to now.
Core answer
- The latest reporting indicates Brandon Aubrey’s contract situation with the Dallas Cowboys has been active, with discussions about a long-term deal ongoing and some reports suggesting the team has been negotiating since before the 2025 season. However, as of the most recent updates, no final long-term agreement had been publicly disclosed, and signaling from team executives emphasized ongoing negotiations rather than a completed extension. [cite web results summarizing these points]
Context and key developments
- Cowboys owner/execs have publicly stated they expect to sign Aubrey to a long-term deal, with potential for the team to apply tenders if needed to preserve rights, while Aubrey and his camp have been characterized by reports of ongoing negotiations and some debate over terms. These dynamics have generated continuous headlines about whether Aubrey will become the highest-paid kicker in NFL history, or whether the parties reach a long-term agreement at all. [cite web results]
Latest numbers and outcomes
- In April 2026, press coverage highlighted a record-setting contract extension for Aubrey with the Cowboys, including substantial guarantees and an average annual value that would rank among the top for kickers, reflecting a finalized deal rather than ongoing talks. If confirmed, this would mark a historic milestone for the position. [cite web results]
Notes
- Because the situation has been fluid with multiple outlets reporting different angles, I can pull precise quotes and dates if you’d like me to verify the exact term sheet and timing from specific outlets. I can also provide a quick timeline of the key statements from Stephen Jones and Aubrey’s agent, if that would help. [cite web results]
Would you like me to pull and cite the latest specific articles or provide a short timeline of the public statements and contract terms as reported?