Nick Wright: Give Brandon Aubrey ‘the Kicker version of the Mahomes deal’

As a Kansas City Chiefs stalwart, Nick Wright is interested in the free agency decisions that his competitors such as the Denver Broncos, Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills are making. He hopes they don’t add a specific player. “I would be much more disappointed, as a Chiefs fan, if any of these teams got [Brandon] Aubrey that if they had [George] “They all need wide receivers, and I would be more bothered if they got Brandon Aubrey than George Pickens.” Wright would be afraid of this reality, but he also advised any candidate to pay for Aubrey. “I would give him a 10-year contract, $75 million, $50 million guaranteed,” Wright said. “The kicker version of the This hypothetical contract would make Aubrey the highest-paid kicker in the NFL and the highest-paid kicker of all time. Currently, Kansas City’s Harrison Butker holds that title, earning $6.4 million per year. But Aubrey has proven to make the most money at his position due to the strength of his legs, as he owns two of the longest kicks in league history – a 64 and a 65 yards than Brandon Aubrey, and so I would prioritize him,” Wright said. Only Justin Tucker and Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Cam Little have hit longer kicks than Aubrey.