A Dallas Cowboys cheerleader has shared the apology she obtained from kicker Brandon Aubrey after he drilled her behind the top with a ball throughout the first half of Sunday’s sport towards the Washington Commanders.
Michelle Siemienowski was standing on the sidelines when Aubrey’s kick went out of bounds close to the 10-yard line at AT&T Stadium.
Despite a cameraman’s makes an attempt to deflect the ball, it hit Siemienowski behind the top, knocking her over.
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She rapidly stood up as her teammates checked on her. The broadcast caught Siemienowski smiling after the incident.
She took to social media Monday to share that she was “advantageous,” and to thank everybody for checking in. She additionally shared with followers a observe that Aubrey wrote to her apologizing.
“This previous 24 hours has been a whirlwind! I obtained a ton of messages and I wished to thanks all for checking in and on your variety phrases. I’m all okay, so no want to fret,” she wrote in a submit on her Instagram Stories.
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“Also… Thank you [Aubrey] for this apology observe! I used to be advised he wished to come back discover me on the sector after the incident, however sadly I saved transferring round on the sector. He was so variety to write down me a observe in any case! No exhausting emotions right here! And now I’ve a memento for my final sport of my rookie season!”
The observe from Aubrey learn, “Michelle, so sorry about hitting you on (kickoff)! Hope you’re doing effectively! Love watching y’all!”
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Despite Sunday’s loss to the Commanders and the mishap on kickoff, Aubrey set a file with 40 discipline targets this season to develop into simply the fifth kicker in NFL historical past with at the very least 40 discipline targets.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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