5 Cowboys studs (and 1 dud) from revenge win vs Eagles in Week 14
By Randy Gurzi
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Cowboys stud: Brandon Aubrey, K
Brandon Aubrey is the special weapon that no one saw coming. Dallas signed him this offseason after a short stint in the USFL. At the time, many wondered what they were doing by signing a former soccer player who converted to kicker, without bringing in competition. Now, no one is wondering.
Aubrey has been a major weapon for the Cowboys and broke the record for the most made field goals in a row to start a career. Entering Week 14 with 26 made kicks, he came out and made even more history with his first two attempts against the Eagles.
Brandon Aubrey's kick is good from 60.
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He still hasn't missed a FG all season!
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In the first half, he nailed one from 60 yards out to make it 10-0. His next kick was in the third quarter after a penalty-filled drive ended in a 59-yard attempt. That one was perfectly down the middle — as was the 60-yarder — making it 27-13. What made this historic was the fact he's now the first kicker in NFL history to make two kicks from 59 yards out in the same game.
He's now 8-of-8 from beyond 50 and 30-of-30 after making all four of his kicks. His final ones on Sunday were from 45 and 50 yards, which felt like chip shots after his first two.