Cowboys Kicker Brandon Aubrey Drills 64-Yard Field Goal at Buzzer to Tie Giants 37-37, Enters NFL's Top 3 Longest Kicks Ever

Arlington, TX – September 14, 2025

History was made under the bright lights of AT&T Stadium. Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey drilled a 64-yard field goal as time expired, tying the game 37-37 against the New York Giants and etching his name into the NFL record books.

With just three seconds remaining, Dallas trailed 37-34 and needed a miracle. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer put his trust in Aubrey, a former soccer player turned NFL kicker, for what seemed like an impossible attempt. Calm and composed, Aubrey launched the ball with perfect power and precision, sending it soaring through the uprights as the clock hit zero.

The crowd erupted in disbelief. What had looked like certain defeat became a moment for the ages, as Aubrey’s strike forced overtime in one of the wildest NFC East battles in recent memory.

Top 3 in NFL History

The kick wasn’t just clutch — it was historic. Aubrey’s 64-yarder now ranks among the Top 3 longest field goals in NFL history, alongside Justin Tucker’s 66-yard record in 2021 and Matt Prater’s 64-yarder in 2013.

According to CBS Sports and AP News, Aubrey’s kick is also the longest ever to tie a game at the buzzer, making it a unique entry in league history.

Rare Air, Rare Moment

• Only three players in NFL history have ever hit from 64 yards or beyond. Aubrey is now part of that exclusive list.

For Aubrey, who transitioned from professional soccer to NFL kicking, this was more than just another kick. It was validation — proof that he is not only one of the league’s most reliable weapons but now part of NFL lore.

“This game is madness,” the NFL’s official X account posted immediately after the field goal went viral, as clips of the kick racked up hundreds of thousands of views within minutes.

The Cowboys’ dramatic overtime win over the Giants will be remembered for years, but Aubrey’s 64-yard strike stands above all. It wasn’t just about tying a game — it was about joining history, delivering under pressure, and putting his name alongside the league’s most legendary kickers.

From despair to euphoria, from the edge of defeat to the top of history, Brandon Aubrey’s leg gave Dallas its first iconic highlight of the 2025 season.