On Thursday night, Brandon Aubrey showcased a stellar performance in Detroit, breaking two NFL records. His exceptional kicking was among the few highlights for the Dallas Cowboys during a 44-30 loss to the Detroit Lions.
Aubrey started the game strong, completing his first four field goals from 42, 55, 57, and finally a remarkable 63 yards. He added a fifth field goal of 29 yards in the fourth quarter, marking only the second instance in his career of making five field goals in a single game.
Record-Setting Highlights
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Most field goals of 55 yards or more in a single game
Aubrey made history by successfully scoring three field goals of 55 yards or longer in one game, becoming the first to do so. -
Most field goals of 60 yards or more in a single season
Previously tied with Brett Maher’s record, Aubrey surpassed it with his 63-yard kick, marking his third successful 60-yard field goal this season.
Brandon Aubrey from 63 yards. No problem.
(Translation: Brandon Aubrey hits from 63 yards without difficulty.)
- Most career field goals of 60 yards or more
He extended his record to six career field goals from that distance, previously held by Maher with four.
Aubrey’s performance captivates as the NFL’s kicking game evolves, with him standing out as a premier kicker. This year alone, he is responsible for three of the nine kicks over 60 yards in the league.
