![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/dallas-cowboys-kicking-struggles-laid-bare-in-brutal-team-video/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_KICKERNFL.jpg&description=Brett Maher cost the Dallas Cowboys countless extra points last postseason, but their kicking woes continue despite his offseason departure to the Denver Broncos Brett Maher is out but the Dallas Cowboys kicking struggles are still going on in his absence Footage from the Dallas Cowboys training camp shows their kicking struggles are not behind them despite Brett Maher's offseason departure. In videos shared by the team from training camp, only one field goal was good by kickers Brandon Aubrey and Tristan Vizcaino. Both were offseason acquisitions to compensate for Maher joining the Denver Broncos . In the first clip, Aubrey misses to the left. The second shows Vizcaino thudding a kick against the upright. Aubrey's attempt in the third is the worst of the lot and is scuffed so short that it barely even breaches the 10-yard line. Vizcaino then copies Aubrey's first effort by dragging his kick wide to the left. The rookie Aubrey was the one to eventually end the drought with a not-entirely-convincing kick that just about has enough on it to clear the crossbar. Dallas Cowboys star makes promise that says everything about him Following this practice, Vizcaino is now looking for a new team after being cut by the Cowboys on Monday. The Dallas Morning News reports he had four straight misses during Saturday's practice, which the videos are from, but did end up going 4-of-8. His overall record after eight practices was 22-of-35. Comparatively, Aubrey is at a marginally better 26-of-35 and went 5-of-7 on the same day. The 28-year-old rookie is now the only kicker on the team's 90-man roster. However, head coach Mike McCarthy is not overly worried or stressing about signing another. "We're always open to [possibly adding a veteran], but I'm excited about our young guy [Aubrey]," he said. For all the latest on news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US . Vizcaino's second effort struck the upright and bounced out Aubrey himself is taking it all in hi){kind=link}
Brett Maher cost the Dallas Cowboys countless extra points last postseason, but their kicking woes continue despite his offseason departure to the Denver Broncos
Footage from the Dallas Cowboys training camp shows their kicking struggles are not behind them despite Brett Maher’s offseason departure.
In videos shared by the team from training camp, only one field goal was good by kickers Brandon Aubrey and Tristan Vizcaino. Both were offseason acquisitions to compensate for Maher joining the Denver Broncos.
In the first clip, Aubrey misses to the left. The second shows Vizcaino thudding a kick against the upright. Aubrey’s attempt in the third is the worst of the lot and is scuffed so short that it barely even breaches the 10-yard line.
Vizcaino then copies Aubrey’s first effort by dragging his kick wide to the left. The rookie Aubrey was the one to eventually end the drought with a not-entirely-convincing kick that just about has enough on it to clear the crossbar.