The Week 14 game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Detroit Lions reached its peak in the first quarter. Dallas’ kicker Brandon Aubrey had his eyes on the uprights and netted a fifty-seven-yard field goal. America’s Team equalized the score at 3 each. With that, he also broke a big NFL record.

With his 57-yard field goal, the Cowboys’ kicker became the fastest to score a hundred field goals in their first three career seasons. Moments after Aubrey’s major milestone, the league celebrated the kicker’s achievement in an X post.

“Brandon Aubrey becomes the first player in NFL history to make at least 100 field goals in their first 3 career seasons,” NFL+ captioned the moment.

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