Blogs Cowboys cut off meritorious veteran player Dan Bailey

The Dallas Cowboys said goodbye to the team's strongest kicker.

On Saturday,US time,the team announced the layoff of LOLGA the player Dan Bailey.In 2014,Bailey signed a contract with the cowboy for 7 years and 22.5 million US dollars,with 3 years left in the contract period.After cutting him,the cowboys vacated $3.4 million in salary space.

Bailey's career free throw percentage is 88.2%,ranking second in NFL history,second only to Baltimore Ravens' Justin Tucker.Bailey's free throws (186) is also a record of the Cowboys history.

The 30-year-old veteran missed four games last season due to a groin injury,and the accuracy rate dropped after the return.In the end,Bailey's season free kick percentage dropped to a career-low 75%,and missed additional shots twice,which was the only one of his 278 additional shot attempts.

Bailey should be able to find a new owner soon.The cowboy will hand over the burden to Brett Maher,a 28-year-old player who has not played in the regular season and has played in the CFL for the past four years,shooting 78.1% from the free kick.In the closing game of the preseason,Meyer completed a 57-yard free kick.