Cowboys' Brandon Aubrey reveals how far he can comfortably kick the football

Brandon Aubrey is the man of the hour, and the Dallas Cowboys All-Pro kicker could have even more in store after Sunday afternoon's heroics.

Dallas Cowboys place kicker Brandon Aubrey reacts before the game against the New York Giants at AT&T Stadium | Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images

When you're the greatest kicker in the NFL today, they have a name for you. They don't call you a great kicker. They call you Brandon Aubrey. Dallas Cowboys fans and the world were reminded of that during Week 2's instant classic against the New York Giants.

Aubrey booted a 64-yard field goal to tie as time expired in regulation, before getting his number called once again.

In overtime, as time was running out, Aubrey nailed a game-winning 46-yarder to clinch the team's first win of the season in dramatic fashion.

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Aubrey is the man of the hour, and after the game he spoke to Jane Slater of the NFL Network. When speaking to Slater, Aubrey revealed just how far he believes he can comfortably kick the ball.

Cowboys fans we have a “serial kicker” on the loose in Dallas.

Postgame with the former software engineer who took a tongue in cheek vote of confidence from his wife while watching RedZone straight to the NFL.

Research notes:
Brandon Aubrey made a 64-yard FG as time expired… pic.twitter.com/mOer71PHw2

— Jane Slater (@SlaterNFL) September 14, 2025

Slater asked, "You've got a couple of 60+ yarders now under your belt, what is your range of depth?"

Butter was as cool as ever with his response.

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"I think that one was good for another six or seven," Aubrey said of his 64-yarder in regulation. "So, put it at 70, 71."

The NFL record for the longest field goal is currently at 66 yards. It was set by then Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker in 2021. If Aubrey were to ever get the chance to take down the record, let's hope Jerry Jones takes the chance at history. After all, he does love his headlines.

Dallas Cowboys long snapper Trent Sieg lifts up place kicker Brandon Aubrey after his game-winning field goal against the New York Giants | Raymond Carlin III-Imagn Images

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