One of the most amazing sights on the sidelines of MetLife Stadium was this – a cowboy hat and knee boots-clad Post Malone was still there Dallas Cowboys Kicker Brandon Aubrey signed a replica of the No. 17 jersey for him. The legendary musician appeared to meet the NFL player for the first time shortly before Dallas was scheduled to face him New York Giants on Thursday evening.
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A warm exchange between icons

When the signing was complete, Aubrey and Malone shook hands amicably and hugged each other warmly. Media people could also be seen everywhere focusing on her. It was a moment that represented the relationship between the world of sports and the world of entertainment. No other words can describe a better picture than the cooperation that can exist between two stars belonging to two different worlds.

A kick for eternity

Perhaps most impressive, however, was a 60-yard field goal for Aubrey with just minutes left in the game. However, he missed a 51-yard attempt in the fourth quarter, ending his NFL-record streak of 16 consecutive 50-yard runs. Just a week ago, he set a franchise record with an astonishing 65-yard kick.

The challenge of opportunities

Although Aubrey has proven his worth, he has lacked opportunities for shorter kicks, which has left him chasing one at the end of a game most of the time. His record-setting 65-yard kick in a recent 28-25 loss to the Baltimore Ravens highlighted his prowess but highlighted the need for better options on the field.

Consistency under pressure

Aubrey has been great this season, leading the NFL in all 10 of his field goal attempts. Five of those came from 50 yards or more. A real sign of confidence is that teammate KaVontae Turpin believes his kicks are it “Automatically for him at the moment,” according to Daily Mail UK.

A promising future

Already an impact player at 29 and entering his second season with the Cowboys as a former Major League Soccer prospect, Aubrey is on pace to break the franchise mark for field goals of at least 50 yards in his career .
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