Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey is great, and a lot of people know that. However, some people are still learning of his greatness, including his new teammate Quinnen Williams.
Williams, who just played his second game with the Cowboys, is a three-time Pro Bowler who usually makes jaw-dropping plays. On Sunday, though, the defensive tackle was in the role of the amazed spectator, thanks to Aubrey.
The veteran kicker made a game-winning field goal against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, and as the Cowboys were setting Aubrey up for the kick, Williams learned just how much faith Dallas has in the kicker’s leg. This week's Sounds from the Sideline documented the defensive tackle's reaction to learning about Aubrey’s range (8:52 mark of the video), and per usual with Quinnen Williams, it was hilarious.
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Cowboys star Quinnen Williams has hilarious reaction learning how good Brandon Aubrey is
Fellow defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa explained to Williams that once the Cowboys make it past the 50-yard line, they are in Aubrey’s range. Williams, who was clearly shocked, asked again if he could make it that far back.
After his teammates assured him that Aubrey's range is unlimited, the newest Cowboy finally understood why Aubrey has an X-Factor feature on the Madden Football video game. Still, Williams was in disbelief, as he asked his teammates if Aubrey could kick a 61-yard field goal. After they said yes, Williams laughed and acknowledged that he’s still new to witnessing this greatness.
Ultimately, Aubrey only needed a 42-yard field goal to win the game, which is essentially a chip shot for him. But to Williams' question of whether the kicker could make a 61-yard field goal, Aubrey has already answered that question in the past, with his longest official made field goal being 65 yards. The two-time Pro Bowler also has the NFL record for most 60-plus yard field goals made with five.
"Butter" Aubrey truly is an X-factor and an incredible weapon for the Cowboys to have. He proved that again on Sunday, capping off an incredible comeback victory. Aubrey hasn’t made a 60-yarder since Quinnen Williams was acquired before the trade deadline, but with the three-time Pro Bowler expected to be with the Cowboys for many more years, it's only a matter of time until he gets to witness one.