Cowboys All-Pro kicker Brandon Aubrey drills 60-yard field goal, extends NFL record for long-distance accuracy

Brandon Aubrey’s long-distance marksmanship traveled north to New Jersey for “Thursday Night Football” in Week 4 against the New York Giants. 

The Dallas Cowboys‘s 2023 First-Team All-Pro kicker drilled a 60-yard field goal with 5:06 left in the third quarter to run Dallas’ lead to five, 17-12. It also improved his personal ledger in 2024 to 11 for 11, and his career mark on field goals of 50 yards or longer to a perfect 16 for 16. Aubrey’s 16 for 16 mark on field goals of 50 yards or longer is the NFL record to begin a career. 

A week ago against the Baltimore Ravens, Aubrey drilled a 65-yard field goal, the longest in Cowboys history and the second-longest in NFL history. He was nonchalant that day following the historic make. 

“Nothing different, just going out there, and that’s kind of in a range we’re comfortable with going out there and just hitting it,” Aubrey said on Sunday. “I think that’s the third one we’ve called from just about that range, so getting comfortable with it. I’ve seen it a few times, and at this point I know I can do it. The coaching staff knows I can do it, so they’ll keep calling it.”  

Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy has shown he’s willing to keep rolling Aubrey out there, and at this point, Aubrey has proved he’ll just keep making them.