Brandon Aubrey is one of the NFL's top kickers.
And with that comes the question: Just how far would the Dallas Cowboys let him kick from?
It can really change the game to have a right leg as strong as Aubrey's. The Cowboys are basically in field goal range at midfield.
What is Brandon Aubrey's longest field goal?
Brandon Aubrey's longest career field goal in the NFL regular season is 65 yards.
That's one yard shy of the NFL regular season record of 66 yards by former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker.
Aubrey has made a kick from 66 yards in a preseason game. The record in a preseason game was set by Jacksonville's Cam Little before the 2025 season, when he hit from 70 yards.
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Brandon Aubrey's kicking stats
Entering the 2025 NFL season, Brandon Aubrey has played two seasons in the league.
In 2023, he was 36-for-38 on field goals, including 10-for-10 from 50 yards or further.
In 2024, he made 40-of-47 field goals, including 14-for-17 from 50-plus yards.
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Brandon Aubrey soccer background
Brandon Aubrey grew up as a soccer player. He played four seasons of college soccer at Notre Dame, where he ended up as a third-team All-American.
Aubrey was then a first-round draft pick into Major League Soccer by Toronto FC. He never appeared in a game for Toronto's first team.
When his soccer career ended, Aubrey took up kicking, training with former Mississippi State kicker Brian Egan.
In 2022, he made it to the USFL with the Birmingham Stallions, and he spent two seasons in that spring league.
The Cowboys signed him for the 2023 NFL season, and he has been a star from the moment he arrived.
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