Aubrey's three NFL seasons rank third, sixth and eighth on the all-time list for most fantasy points by a kicker. The 17-game schedule and new rules for K balls are a big part of that, but there's still a lot that needs to go right for a kicker to routinely outscore his contemporaries the way Aubrey has. He's finished first, first and third at the position in fantasy points through three seasons, with only Houston's Ka'imi Fairbairn offering vaguely similar per-game production since Aubrey entered the league. Incredible leg strength and top-notch accuracy are a big part of that equation, and yet it's otherwise perfectly normal for elite real-life kickers to have poor fantasy seasons. Aubrey avoids that fate because he's attached to a pass-first, up-tempo offense, with Dallas annually ranking near the top of the league in drive volume, play volume, trips across midfield and more. The result is a steady diet of kicks for Aubrey, including frequent PATs and semi-regular chances to hit from 60-plus yards.