Cowboys reportedly sign K Brandon Aubrey to four-year, $28 million extension, making him highest-paid kicker

The Dallas Cowboys reward All-Pro kicker Brandon Aubrey by making him the highest-paid at his position. The Cowboys reportedly signed Aubrey to a 4-year, $28M, record-setting extension with $20M guaranteed, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

At $7.25 million annually, Aubrey’s new contract falls short of the $10 million per year annually that he was reportedly looking for. The Cowboys reportedly initially offered to make the 31-year-old the highest paid kicker but offered a contract under $7 million per year.

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In March, the Cowboys placed second-round, $5.76 million tender on Aubrey. This meant that Aubrey was free to sign an offer sheet with another team but the Cowboys could match or the new team that signed Aubrey would have to give up a second-round pick and likely extend him to record-setting contract.

This story will continue to be updated.