Trent Sieg, the long snapper for the Cowboys, is among the 22 players set to hit free agency this offseason. Aubrey expressed his desire for Sieg, along with special teams coach John Fassel and other key special teams players, to return, highlighting the importance of their contributions to the team's special teams unit and the overall performance.

Trent Sieg, the Cowboys' deep snapper, is set to enter unrestricted free agency. His future with the team is uncertain, reflecting the broader changes expected within the Cowboys' roster and special teams as they navigate the offseason.

Trent Sieg, the long-snapper for the Cowboys, faced unique challenges during a week when kicker Brandon Aubrey was busy with jury duty. With limited practice time and conditions that included working in darkness and dealing with unexpected sprinkler activation, Sieg had to adapt quickly to ensure the special teams unit was prepared for game day. His ability to maintain focus and perform under such unusual circumstances highlights the resilience and adaptability required of players in the NFL.

Trent Sieg, the long snapper for the Cowboys, assisted Aubrey in practicing his kicking during the week of jury duty. They had to work in challenging conditions, kicking in the dark after a high school game occupied the indoor facility. Sieg faced difficulties tracking the snaps initially, but they managed to keep Aubrey's leg fresh for game day.

Trent Sieg will handle kicking duties alongside Brandon Aubrey and punter/holder Bryan Anger after Aubrey completes his jury duty. Despite the scheduling conflict, Sieg's role remains crucial as the team prepares for their game against the 49ers.