"On Tuesday it was reported that they have an offer out to make him the highest-paid kicker in the NFL at a rate of $7.5M annually, and the Dallas Morning News even reported that Aubrey turned that down in the name of wanting $10M per year."
"Aubrey responded with one word and called it 'fake' which suggests that it was not real. Negotiations of this level often involve a back and forth. The Cowboys have one position, Brandon has another, and hopefully they will meet in the middle soon enough."
The Dallas Cowboys reportedly offered kicker Brandon Aubrey a contract worth $7.5M annually, making him the highest-paid kicker in the NFL. However, the Dallas Morning News reported that Aubrey rejected this offer, seeking $10M per year instead. On Wednesday, Aubrey responded to these reports on social media, calling them 'fake.' His one-word response suggests disagreement with the reported details, though it remains unclear whether he disputes the offer amount, his salary demands, or both. Contract negotiations at this level typically involve back-and-forth discussions between both parties seeking a middle ground.
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