Another record now belongs to Brandon Aubrey.
With Dallas trailing 7-0 early against the Ravens, the kicker trotted out for a 65-yard attempt at AT&T Stadium. He drilled the long attempt with ease, cutting into the first-quarter deficit while setting a new Cowboys record.
Brandon Aubrey from 65 YARDS OUT. That's a #DallasCowboys record! 🔥🔥🔥#CowboysNation
— SportsDay Cowboys (@dmn_cowboys) September 22, 2024
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The 65-yard make was the longest in team history and fell just one yard short of Justin Tucker’s NFL record 66-yard field goal. Brett Maher previously held the record, nailing a 63-yarder against Philadelphia in 2019.
The long-range attempts are nothing new for Aubrey, who was working as a software engineer a short while ago. Aubrey is 14-for-14 on field goals from 50 or more yards in his career.
He previously connected from 66 yards out in a preseason game against the Raiders in August.
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