In an electrifying display of leg strength, Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey launched a stunning 64-yard field goal this Sunday, igniting conversations about his true range. After the game, he confidently asserted to PFT that he believes he could have easily nailed a kick from 70 or even 71 yards.

Cowboys offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer backed him up, stating that as long as their offense positions the ball near the 50-yard line, Aubrey can deliver. A kick from the 50-yard mark equals a challenging 68 yards, but Schottenheimer firmly believes Aubrey has the ability to go beyond that.

"We would definitely attempt it from around 70 yards," Schottenheimer shared, expressing high confidence in his kicker's abilities, as reported by the Star-Telegram. "It's amazing to watch him kick; he exudes confidence every time he steps up to the ball. Dak Prescott and I often joke about our 'line' for attempts, and we know that if we can get to the 50, we're in range for a monster kick.”

Schottenheimer didn’t shy away from praising Aubrey's talent, calling him "incredible" and "unshakable." He remarked, "The way he handles pressure is something else. You can see the precision in his kicks – most end up right down the center of the goal post. The team’s execution, from the snap to the hold, has been superb, making him one serious weapon for us.”

Interestingly, the NFL record for the longest field goal currently stands at 66 yards. With Aubrey's growing prowess, fans are left wondering: Could the Dallas kicker potentially break that record soon? It seems that every time the Cowboys find themselves near midfield, history could be in the making!