Tom Brady compares Cowboys kicker to Steph Curry after near-record 65-lawn FG

Brandon Aubrey kicked a 65-yard field objective for the Dallas Cowboys in the veryfirst quarter versus the Baltimore Ravens, the second-longest kick in NFL history.

Tom Brady, who was in the cubicle for FOX on Sunday, was so amazed with Aubrey’s leg that he compared the kicker to NBA superstar Steph Curry.

“He’s like the Steph Curry of kickers,” Brady stated. “There’s no variety that’s too far.”

Aubrey’s kick Sunday was 1 lawn shy of the record held by the kicker on the other sideline, Justin Tucker of the Ravens. Tucker’s 66-yarder came on the last play of a 19-17 triumph at Detroit in 2021.

Both kicks were inside. Dallas plays at AT&T Stadium, which has a retractable roofing that was closed.

The kick cleared the crossbar by a couple of lawns, with space likewise to extra inside the right upright. 

Aubrey is now 14 of 14 on kicks of 50 backyards or longer in his 2 seasons. The 29-year-old prolonged his record for makes from at least 50 backyards without a missouton to start an NFL profession.

Aubrey made a 66-yarder at the end of the veryfirst half in the opener at Cleveland, however the kick came after the whistle when the Cowboys were punished for hold-up of videogame.

Dallas coaches thoughtabout having Aubrey shot from 71, however altered their minds when the Browns put a returner in the end zone.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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