His story remains of the most inspiring in the NFL, and Brandon Aubrey speaks to what his latest Pro Bowl honor means, and lots more for 2025.

The Cowboys landed five players on the NFC Pro Bowl roster, with a healthy mix of offense, defense and special teams, along with three first-round picks and two undrafted players.

Already with an NFC monthly award this year, Brandon Aubrey has been named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his record-setting game vs. Tampa Bay. 

With his 14th made field goal from beyond 50 yards on Sunday night, Brandon Aubrey now holds the NFL record for the most 50+ yard field goal makes in a single season. For that reason, he's Dallas' ultimate weapon. 

There is nothing to figure out for the Dallas Cowboys when it comes to their special teams unit, as KaVontae Turpin and Brandon Aubrey lead Pro Bowl voting.

Cowboys All-Pro kicker Brandon Aubrey chronicled his life journey in a new children's book, 'One Dream in Front of the Other!'

Brandon Aubrey was forced to oscillate between jury duty and kicking after practice, and the Dallas Cowboys' All-Pro kicker detailed his unexpected experience. 

For the second time in his young career, Brandon Aubrey has been named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month. In September, Aubrey made 12 of 13 field goals, including two from 60 yards or more. 

It takes a legend to truly understand what a likely one might look like, and Dan Bailey loves what he's seeing from current Cowboys' kicker Brandon Aubrey.

As @spags52 writes in his Monday column, last year media and fans alike were wondering if new father Brandon Aubrey would even make the team. Now, after his 66-yard field goal, there is certainly no doubt.

After a life-changing week that saw him and his wife welcome in a newborn son, Brandon Aubrey gave fans in Vegas a slice of NFL history.

The preseason will serve as a key evaluation tool for the Dallas Cowboys as several position battles begin to flesh out who deserves a spot on the team's final roster for 2024.

The preseason will serve as a key evaluation tool for the Dallas Cowboys as several position battles begin to flesh out who deserves a spot on the team's final roster for 2024.

The Cowboys have all of their key pieces from a success special teams unit last year. But there are still plenty of question marks, especially with the new kickoff rule now in place.

The new kickoff rules will see a lot of change in what has previously been a ceremonious play, and Brandon Aubrey's deep background in the game of soccer could give the Cowboys a unique advantage.

It was a historic first year for Brandon Aubrey, and the Dallas Cowboys' newfound All-Pro kicker explains how this offseason of rest has him ready to reset and attack the 2024 season.

While there are several other position groups for the Dallas Cowboys to be concerned with heading into the 2024 NFL Draft, their specialists are certainly not one of them.

As the Cowboys prepare for one game before the playoffs, there was a buzz around the Pro Bowl announcement. Here are the reactions from all seven who made the list.

The Cowboys landed seven players on the 2024 Pro Bowl roster, including two first-timers in Brandon Aubrey and DaRon Bland, along with Dak Prescott's first selection since 2018.

How a discreet trip to Alabama, a half-serious joke from his wife and a chance meeting with Dak Prescott at a local park in Frisco all led to Brandon Aubrey becoming the best rookie kicker in NFL history.

Brandon Aubrey has made 30 straight field goals, including four against the Eagles last Sunday, earning him yet another award. The Cowboys kicker was named Special Teams Player of the Week yet again.

The composure from rookie kicker Brandon Aubrey is something the league hasn't seen before. But if you ask him, these are the types of moments he envisioned for himself three years ago as a software engineer.

The fans have spoken regarding the Pro Bowl and so far, six Cowboys are leading their positions in voting, including Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons.  

After being named Special Teams Player of the Week on Wednesday, Brandon Aubrey took home the monthly honors for October, an award no Cowboys player has won since 1999. 

Despite Brandon Aubrey closing in on the NFL record of starting a career 18-for-18 on field goal attempts, the rookie kicker is not fazed by chasing history. Rather, he just wants to simply make kicks.

The Cowboys landed five players on the NFC Pro Bowl roster, with a healthy mix of offense, defense and special teams, along with three first-round picks and two undrafted players.

If it were completely up to CeeDee Lamb, he'd likely play to finish the year, but Mike McCarthy explained why the plug was pulled.

The Cowboys announced on Thursday that wide receiver CeeDee Lamb would miss the remaining two games of the 2024 season because of his shoulder injury, a chance to start the recovery process early. 

As if what CeeDee Lamb is doing this season, against all odds and adversity, isn't impressive enough, now you can add two more records to his Cowboys' resume. 

CeeDee Lamb has been battling a shoulder injury since Week 9, but he's battling through whatever pain comes his way for his own motivation to win, as well as setting a good example for his teammates. 

After a third straight home game where the Cowboys have failed to score more than 10 points, CeeDee Lamb takes Dallas' offensive struggles "real personal" as search for answers continues. 

The road forward gets tougher without Dak Prescott at the wheel, but CeeDee Lamb has a message for QB1 and the Dallas Cowboys as a whole.

Let's look at the five players that are most crucial for providing hope to the Cowboys' 2024 season.

Despite plenty of cards being stacked against them, CeeDee Lamb is a believer and leader of Dallas' "fighter's mentality," and hopes to respond on Sunday against the Eagles.

CeeDee Lamb and Cooper Rush haven't taken the field together since 2022, so they've ramped up their workload before the Eagles fly into town.

Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb are the latest franchise players in Dallas to be bitten by the injury bug, and that means the Cowboys have to shuffle and pray.

At long last, it seems like Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb are getting on the same page again. Now, they look to translate it to wins.

Entering the bye week, there was something off about the onfield connection between Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb, but they went to work on it.

An example how things can turn around quickly - look at CeeDee Lamb, who had a record-setting season in 2023 but after six games, his stats looked nearly identical to this year. 

They're usually one of the most feared QB-WR duos in the entire NFL, but Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb have something to fix during the bye week.

CeeDee Lamb has seen his numbers drop in the second half this year. But neither the receiver, nor his coach or quarterback, seem concerned by the trend.

Why is CeeDee Lamb seemingly disappearing in the third and fourth quarters?

Brandin Cooks will miss at least one game for the Dallas Cowboys, and possibly a couple more, but CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott see plenty of talent.

Having spent the days leading into the matchup against the New York Giants vowing to be a better teammate, CeeDee Lamb was exactly that for the Dallas Cowboys — in all the ways.

The sense of urgency within the Dallas Cowboys' locker room isn't something the team is worried about, as CeeDee Lamb explains it's all about excelling at what they can control.

It doesn't appear that CeeDee Lamb will be on a pitch count when the Dallas Cowboys face the Cleveland Browns in Week 1, the All-Pro wideout making it clear he's a full go for Sunday. 

When CeeDee Lamb took to the practice field in Dallas for the first time in months, the Cowboys' All-Pro receiver looked more ready than ever to prove 2023 wasn't a fluke. 

With a holdout, speculation and disagreements in the past, CeeDee Lamb is now looking forward to going to battle with the Cowboys in 2024.

CeeDee Lamb couldn't have been more excited about his new record-setting contract but the star receiver detailed what is what like during his training camp holdout.

An earlier resolution could have benefited both sides to have CeeDee Lamb at full strength when the team kicks off in Cleveland, but now is still timely for Lamb's return.

As Micah Parsons heads into the offseason, he reflected on his historic fourth NFL season and what lies ahead for the Cowboys. 

The Cowboys landed five players on the NFC Pro Bowl roster, with a healthy mix of offense, defense and special teams, along with three first-round picks and two undrafted players.

Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons opened up on the Dallas' shortcomings defensively against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, and addressed where the Cowboys fit in the NFC East going forward as well. 

Micah Parsons was challenged by Mike Zimmer to step up as a leader for the Dallas Cowboys on defense, and he's risen to the occasion in multiple ways. 

When it comes to his future with the Dallas Cowboys, and also the possibility of a training camp holdout, Micah Parsons could not be more clear on his stance.

In case there was any ever doubt, Jerry and Stephen Jones made it very clear that they want Micah Parsons to be a part of the Cowboys' future. Now, their next step is signing him to an extension. 

Despite an emotional week with the losses of DeMarvion Overshown and Trevon Diggs for the season, Micah Parsons and the Cowboys defense made their presence felt in a 30-14 win over the Panthers on Sunday. 

Micah Parsons could hardly hold back tears after the Cowboys' loss to the Bengals — overcome by emotion, also worried about DeMarvion Overshown.

Against Joe Burrow and the Bengals this Monday night, Micah Parsons knows he's got to be at his very best. 

When Micah Parsons and DeMarvion Overshown have shared the field in 2024 for the Cowboys, it's led to good defense being played, and highlight plays being made. 

Something visceral has awakened in the Cowboys' defense as of late, and the Commanders found out exactly what that looked like in the Week 12 upset.

Micah Parsons opened up about where he sees the Cowboys' defense improving, his perspective on this season, and being challenged to step up as a leader.

In his weekly Mick Shots, @spags53 has some expert advice for Micah Parsons. Plus, still paying for 2023, Asim Richards getting a start, Turpin's kick returns and more!

The Cowboys have shown improvements defensively in 'spurts' over the last few weeks, but now they need to find consistency. 

Micah Parsons' comments following the loss to the Eagles were taken out of context, and Mike McCarthy says the air is cleared on the matter.

The return of Micah Parsons did not disappoint in regards to his potential impact going forward, and his message for the Dallas Cowboys 'defense is simple.

Jerry Jones was quick to shut down any kind of speculation that Micah Parsons would be traded at the deadline, and insisted that Parsons was a key part of the Cowboys' future. 

Let's look at the five players that are most crucial for providing hope to the Cowboys' 2024 season.

As the Cowboys try to find their first victory at home this season, "Here We Goooo" dives into how Dallas can come out of Sunday's match against the Eagles in the win column. 

Micah Parsons says he expects to play Sunday against the Eagles, but missing five games has him feeling like he's "re-starting the season all over again." 

Mike McCarthy gave updates on the injuries to Micah Parsons and DaRon Bland during his Wednesday press conference, two players the Cowboys defense certainly want back.

There's a certain mindset that has to be present to dominate at the NFL level, and Micah Parsons is hoping the Dallas Cowboys found it during their bye week ahead of the 49ers.

With the bye week giving Micah Parsons added time to recover from his ankle sprain, the Dallas Cowboys' All-Pro pass rusher is unsure if he'll go vs. the 49ers.

There is no replacing a talent like Micah Parsons, and Week 5 might mark the first time the Dallas Cowboys are faced with having to solve that equation.

With the recent injuries to Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence, the question now shifts to the "next man up" and who will fill the void for the Cowboys' defense. 

Cowboys guard Tyler Smith earned his second straight Pro Bowl nomination in 2024, becoming the third guard in NFL history to make two Pro Bowls before turning 24 years old. And he's only getting better. 

The Cowboys landed five players on the NFC Pro Bowl roster, with a healthy mix of offense, defense and special teams, along with three first-round picks and two undrafted players.

Down two All-Pro guards in Tyler Smith and Zack Martin, Dallas' offensive line depth showed itself in one of the Cowboys' best performances on the line of scrimmage this season. 

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

Just two years after stepping into Oxnard as a rookie learning the ropes, Tyler Smith has transitioned into being the leader that the offensive line room needs going into his third season.

Our current "What's Up" series focuses on the guard and center position, which couldn't be on more opposite ends as one of them has two Pro Bowlers and the other one doesn't have a starter named.

Just last week during OTA availability, Tyler Smith spoke on the legacy of Larry Allen and the comparisons that he has drawn to the 11-time Pro Bowler early in his own career.

With Tyler Smith having more certainty about his positional placement going into 2024 than at any point in his career, the third-year All-Pro is looking forward to digging into his development at left guard.

Tyron Smith and Tyler Biadasz are both no longer in a Dallas Cowboys' uniform, and this can only mean the team will enter the 2024 NFL Draft hoping to replace them with top picks.

With Tyron Smith's departure from Dallas seeing its dust settle, Jerry Jones said not to dismiss the idea of Tyler Smith being his replacement at left tackle moving forward.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones spoke with reporters for nearly an hour on Sunday in Orlando at the Annual League Meeting to update the team's offseason happenings.

Stephen Jones spoke with reporters for 25 minutes at the NFL Combine, and was asked about a potential extension for Dak Prescott, an impending free agency cycle, recoveries for injured stars and more.

Zack Martin and Tyler Smith anchor the interior of the offensive line for the Dallas Cowboys, but the future is shrinking on the former and there's a dilemma at center.

Zack Martin and Tyler Smith are anchoring the interior of the Dallas Cowboys' offensive line, but the future of Tyler Biadasz is a discussion along with emerging young talent on the roster.

The Cowboys are up to 10 Pro Bowler this season, as three more were added on Monday. DeMarcus Lawrence is back for his fourth selection while Tyler Smith and Jake Ferguson have made their first Pro Bowl.

Tyler Smith will be back on the practice field on Wednesday afternoon while a plan for Stephon Gilmore hopes to get him back on the field by Saturday.

Tyler Smith and Johnathan Hankins join several other Cowboys in hoping to take the field against the Commanders in the all-important regular season finale at FedEx Stadium.

Two key players for the Cowboys are trending in the right direction ahead of their bout with the Commanders — the latest on Tyler Smith and Johnathan Hankins being positive news.

Second-year offensive lineman Tyler Smith saw a victory in hand vanish on the final drive. Despite the loss, he's confident in the Cowboys' ability when they host the Eagles in five weeks.

With an offense that is producing middle-of-the-road numbers through five games, the offensive leaders are cranking the preparation up a notch ahead of the week six matchup against the Chargers.

Tyron Smith took a huge step toward likely taking the field when the Dallas Cowboys take on the San Francisco 49ers, and his fellow linemen are excited for his return.

Despite his eagerness to return to the field, Tyler Smith knows he has to remain diligent in his recovery from a hamstring strain suffered last week.

Micah Parsons, Jayron Kearse and whoever starts at left guard for the Cowboys on Sunday night will each get a sizable challenge to kickoff the 2023 season.

The official injury report for Week 1 has been finalized by the Cowboys and Giants ahead of their primetime matchup that will set the tone early for the 2023 regular season. 

The Cowboys continue their prep work for the Giants on Sunday night but will not have Tyler Smith or Sam Williams on the field Wednesday. 

In his time with the Cowboys, KaVontae Turpin has proven to be one of the most electrifying players on special teams where he earned his second Pro Bowl nomination. 

The Cowboys landed five players on the NFC Pro Bowl roster, with a healthy mix of offense, defense and special teams, along with three first-round picks and two undrafted players.

There is nothing to figure out for the Dallas Cowboys when it comes to their special teams unit, as KaVontae Turpin and Brandon Aubrey lead Pro Bowl voting.

His 99-yard touchdown not only helped the Cowboys beat Washington, but earned KaVontae Turpin his first Player of the Week honor. 

KaVontae Turpin has always been a great returner, and now he's starting to grow into an all-around weapon for the Cowboys' offense and special teams

After penalties and miscues a plenty in the majority of the game, the Cowboys' special teams unit came through in the last three minutes to win Dallas their fourth game of the year. 

In desperate need of some electricity offensively, KaVontae Turpin answered the bell for the Dallas Cowboys against the Houston Texans.

It goes without saying that the Dallas Cowboys need to figure out how to get off to a faster start in games, and to the season, and Jake Ferguson joins KaVontae Turpin in discussing it openly. 

With the team getting settled into padded practices in Oxnard, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones called out a few early training camp favorites.

Regardless of whether a contract extension with CeeDee Lamb can be agreed upon before training camp, the success of the receiving unit falls largely upon No. 88's performance.

In addition to an added responsibility on the offensive side of the ball, KaVontae Turpin is on a mission to become "one of the most dangerous returners in the history of the NFL."

CeeDee Lamb is everything he was advertised to be heading into the 2020 NFL Draft, but the Cowboys' roster looks much different now, so would they add to it more this April?

The NFL made some significant rule changes at the league meetings in Orlando, most notably the changes to the kickoff rules, which should see more returns.

KaVontae Turpin has gone from being solely the return ace for the Dallas Cowboys to also being one of their most difficult offensive weapons to contain on a weekly basis

There were several injuries to keep an eye on this week as the New York Giants head into town, but all is well on Friday, with the exception of KaVontae Turpin's status.

We're just over a week into training camp, and a large handful of players have increased their value as the days have gone by.

Fresh off landing back in Southern California on Friday night, KaVontae Turpin shined in his first training camp action on Saturday as he discusses his re-energized feeling coming into 2023.

The Cowboys will have a new kicker and long-snapper, as well as other new faces among the core of the special teams, making this a big overhaul in 2023.

Entering the crucial final weeks before training camp, a battle is brewing in the depth of the wide receiver room. But what if none of them win?

The Cowboys took a chance on KaVontae Turpin after his impressive USFL season. And it certainly paid off as he made the Pro Bowl and became a weapon in the return game.

Two Cowboys garnered a new NFL honor as the team places its focus on trying to shock the world in the playoffs, but one glaring omission places question marks on the overall list

KaVontae Turpin's phone call with owner/general manager Jerry Jones was something much different that he anticipated. It was just the final piece to his long and winding path to the NFL.

The Cowboys have landed seven players on the NFC Pro Bowl roster. While the format is much different this year, it's still an accomplishment for the group that includes a pair of first-time selections.

Lamb's coronation as WR1 didn't go as planned in Week 1, and the WR Group - as a whole - has a lot to digest for Week 2.

This is exactly why the Cowboys signed KaVontae Turpin the first week of training camp.