Brandon Aubrey's Four Words About Harry Kane Will Make Every Seahawks Fan Scream
Alright 12s, stop whatever you're doing right now because the NFL rumor mill just went absolutely bonkers. We're talking England's World Cup superstar, Harry Kane, possibly trading his soccer cleats for football pads. And get this: a guy who actually made the jump from pro soccer to NFL kicking, Dallas Cowboys' Brandon Aubrey, is publicly saying Kane has the talent to pull it off. You read that right. This isn't just some crazy fan theory, a real NFL kicker is saying Kane could be legit!He's Been Eyeing the Gridiron Longer Than You Think
Believe it or not, Kane's love for American football isn't some new thing. The dude's been a massive NFL fan for over a decade and he's even friends with Tom Brady. While the World Cup is rocking the US, Kane hit up the Patriots' stadium, even snagging a photo with Pat Patriot before England played Ghana. You know he was stoked for that. But this isn't just a casual fan visit, folks. Three years ago, back in 2023, Kane said he wanted to try his hand at kicking in the NFL. He knew it wouldn't be easy, saying, "I know it will be a lot of hard work. I'm not expecting to just rock up and start kicking field goals. It would be a lot of practice." He's serious about it, and he’s proven he has some serious leg. Way back in 2017, Kane hit a 50-yard field goal at the Giants' practice faTrade on Every Game with Kalshi
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cility, all while wearing gym shoes! The man clearly has a cannon.A Cowboys Kicker Knows the Truth
So, is this just a dream? According to Brandon Aubrey, absolutely not. Aubrey's not just some random voice, either. He played soccer at Notre Dame, was a first-round pick in the MLS Draft, and then made the leap to the NFL when his soccer career started to wind down. He knows what it takes! Aubrey thinks Kane has exactly what's needed. He told Talk Sport, and I quote, "He's a fantastic striker of the ball, so that'll age gracefully as a kicker, and he has the talent if he wanted to do that." Fantastic. Striker. Of. The. Ball. Those are the words, Hawks fans! Aubrey explained to The Athletic that if you strike a soccer ball a million times, it translates. He said you just need to figure out where to hit the football and how to shape your foot, comparing the mental aspect of a set piece or penalty kick in soccer to an NFL field goal. The man speaks from experience, and he sees an NFL future for Kane. What does this mean for our league, and for our Hawks? We need to keep our eyes peeled, 12s. Imagine a guy with that kind of talent lining up for a game-winner at Lumen Field. The NFL is always looking for the next big thing, and guys like Aubrey prove that a different path can lead to greatness. This story is just getting started, and every team in the league, including our Hawks, should be watching closely.This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.