“Just talking to myself and going through my breathing exercises, and just reminding myself that I’m made for this moment,” said Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey. On Sunday at AT&T Stadium, the Cowboys were locked in a high-stakes battle against the Giants, where every snap mattered. The energy was electric, and anticipation ran through the stands and locker room alike. Charlotte Jones, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ daughter, highlighted the team’s standout moments, celebrating the performances that shaped the game. Meanwhile, fans and teammates watched closely, and social media buzzed, signaling that a defining moment was about to unfold. Aubrey’s focus and poise set the stage for a performance that would capture everyone’s attention.

Charlotte Jones, Chief Brand Officer, captured the excitement in a single post. Sharing a mid-celebration selfie, she wrote: “And the kick is…. GOOD….AGAIN!!!! BOOM! #celebrationselfie #victory #winning.” Her words reflected the organization’s pride and admiration for Aubrey, whose performance had turned the game in the Cowboys’ favor.

Aubrey went a perfect 4-for-4 on field goals, adding 16 points, including a 64-yard kick as time expired to force overtime. “I think that’s the first walk-off field goal I’ve had, and I did it twice today, which was pretty cool as time expired. Pretty cool moment,” Aubrey said. His calm under pressure confirmed why he is considered one of the NFL’s most reliable kickers.

Not only did Charlotte Jones praise him, but quarterback Dak Prescott also highlighted Aubrey’s impact. “When you have a guy like that, he gives you faith that I just got to get this to the Star, and he can put it through. He was a big part of us having confidence and belief that we’d win this game, no matter what happened. And he delivered,” Prescott said. His words underline how one player’s composure can lift the entire team, affecting both strategy and morale.

Meanwhile, the fan and media response amplified Aubrey’s heroics. FOX Sports reported: “Brandon Aubrey sends this to OT… what a kick from 64 yards!!” Social media erupted, with many fans calling him the “greatest kicker ever.” The acclaim highlighted how one player’s clutch performance can energize a team and its supporters alike.

Clearly, Aubrey’s journey adds depth to his story. A former college soccer player, he spent two years with the Birmingham Stallions before joining the Cowboys in 2023. Furthermore, his adaptability, work ethic, and confidence have made him a cornerstone of the team. “There’s no better spot to be. It’s an opportunity, so go have fun,” he said; a mindset that allows him to excel in high-pressure moments.

Ultimately, Charlotte Jones’ recognition and Aubrey’s heroics highlight the Cowboys’ culture of celebrating preparation, poise, and talent. Week 2’s victory was more than a win; it showcased leadership and reliability, with Aubrey at the center of it all.

Following the thrilling overtime victory, the Cowboys moved to reinforce their defense by adding  $6 million star to their team.

The Cowboys sign DE Jadeveon Clowney

Jerry Jones announced that veteran DE Jadeveon Clowney had officially signed with the team. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, it’s a one-year deal worth $3.5 million, potentially rising to $6 million. The timing underscores Dallas’ commitment to adding experience and depth to a young defensive line.

Clowney, 32, joins the team just over two weeks after star pass rusher Micah Parsons was traded to Green Bay. “He’s been an outstanding player; he’ll add some real depth,” Jones said. “He’s very credible. He’ll help us.” Moreover, Clowney visited the Cowboys last week, and his presence is expected to stabilize the defensive unit while offering leadership for the younger players.

What is more, Clowney’s career stats are equally impressive. Over 11 NFL seasons, he has 409 tackles, 58 sacks, and 15 forced fumbles across 139 quarterback hits. Last season, he recorded 46 tackles and 5.5 sacks with Carolina, after a 9.5-sack season in 2023 with Baltimore. Drafted No. 1 overall in 2014 by Houston, Clowney earned three Pro Bowl nods early in his career.

Furthermore, Clowney brings experience across multiple teams, including Houston, Seattle, Tennessee, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Carolina. “We believe he can make an immediate impact on our pass rush and run defense,” Jones added. His leadership is expected to guide Dallas’ younger defensive line and elevate overall performance.

Ultimately, the Cowboys now balance youth with proven talent. Clowney’s signing not only fills the gap left by Parsons but also strengthens the team’s strategy of blending emerging players with a veteran presence. With his arrival, Dallas gains depth, confidence, and leadership for the rest of the season.