In this episode of Saturday vs Sunday, we dive into one of the most overlooked yet game-changing storylines from the Cowboys’ overtime win against the Giants: the rise of Brandon Aubrey. Once a professional soccer player, Aubrey has quickly transformed into one of the NFL’s most reliable and dangerous kickers, giving Dallas a weapon that few teams can match .We break down how Aubrey’s performance—16 points in a single game—nearly accounted for half of the Cowboys’ total output. What’s most striking isn’t just the makes, but how routine he makes them look. Field goals from 50+ yards, once considered a gamble, now feel automatic. He drilled a 64-yarder with room to spare, looking like it could have gone from 70. That kind of range reshapes how Dallas approaches offensive drives. Get to midfield, and suddenly you’re in scoring position.We compare Aubrey’s impact to recent kicking failures across the league—from the Ravens’ costly misses to the Chiefs and Falcons losing games on botched kicks. While other teams are cycling through kickers or wasting draft capital, the Cowboys stumbled onto a true difference-maker.Of course, we also revisit Russell Wilson’s 450-yard performance and the Giants’ defensive collapse that turned a promising effort into a crushing division loss. Between wild swings, penalties galore, and a kicker stealing the spotlight, this was one of the NFL’s most entertaining early-season clashes.Cowboys fans, Giants fans, and anyone who loves the strategy of football won’t want to miss this breakdown.

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