Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey details journey from soccer to NFL
Dallas Cowboys placekicker Brandon Aubrey detailed how he transitioned from professional soccer and software engineering to become a Pro Bowl kicker in the NFL.
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Dallas Cowboys placekicker Brandon Aubrey disclosed details about his path to becoming a top kicker in the National Football League, Fox News reported. Aubrey explained that he suffered cuts from soccer rosters and moved to lower tiers before eventually walking away from the sport. [1][2]
Aubrey played professional soccer in Major League Soccer and the United Soccer League, according to Fox News. He stated that he did not perform well enough to stay on a roster, and he noted that there was limited money available in second-tier soccer at that time. [1]
Aubrey grew up in Plano, Texas, and played college soccer at the University of Notre Dame. He was selected in the first round of the 2017 MLS SuperDraft by Toronto FC. After his soccer career, he worked as a software engineer until his wife, Jenn, encouraged him to pursue NFL kicking. [1][4]
Aubrey began training for American football kicking in 2019 and eventually joined the Dallas Cowboys, where he earned a selection to the Pro Bowl. The Pro Bowl is the annual All-Star event hosted by the NFL. [1][2][3][4]
In short
- Brandon Aubrey played soccer in Major League Soccer and the United Soccer League before leaving the sport.
- Aubrey worked as a software engineer before pursuing an NFL kicking career.
- Aubrey was encouraged by his wife Jenn to train as an American football kicker in 2019.
- Aubrey currently plays as a placekicker for the Dallas Cowboys and has earned Pro Bowl honors.
Sources
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- [1]Cowboys star Brandon Aubrey details journey from soccer player to software engineer to Pro Bowl kickerFox News, 12h ago (the report this story comes from)
Background
- [2]Brandon Aubrey on Wikipedia
- [3]Pro Bowl on Wikipedia
- [4]Brandon Aubrey on Grokipedia
- [5]Pro Bowl on Grokipedia
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