We are underway with Sunday afternoon's showdown between the 0-2 Baltimore Ravens and the 1-1 Dallas Cowboys, a Week 3 matchup that will showcase some early season desperation. Both teams are looking to rebound from Week 2 embarrassments.

Brandon Aubrey has kicked a 65-yard field goal for the Dallas Cowboys in the first quarter against the Baltimore Ravens. It's the second-longest kick in NFL history.

Brandon Aubrey continued the historic start to his NFL career by setting a Dallas Cowboys record in their game against the Ravens on Sunday.

This Commanders' performance came just one week after two teams—the Pittsburgh Steelers and San Francisco 49ers—made six field goals to win their games. The Steelers, like the Commanders, only scored these 18 points to capture their victory. Week 1 saw a total of 67 field goals, which is the third most in league history.

Per the NFL, a record was set in Week 2 for most field goals in a slate of games, with 73. That beat Week 15 of the 2016 season, with 69. The record almost fell in Week 1 of the 2024 season, when 68 field goals were converted.

Aubrey drained a 65-yard field goal, the longest in Cowboys history and the second-longest in NFL history. He broke the previous Dallas record held by Brett Maher (63 yards). BRANDON AUBREY FROM 65 YARDS!

It's Baltimore Ravens vs Dallas Cowboys in Week 3 of the NFL season. Can Micah Parsons and Co. correct their mistakes from a tough Week 2 loss?

Aubrey, who made a 66-yard field goal in the preseason and then another 66-yarder in Week One that was wiped out by a penalty, may have the strongest leg in the NFL. But he says practicing field goals from 70 yards or beyond would be a mistake as it could throw off his mechanics.