Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey missed practice on Wednesday because he had jury duty and was then selected to serve as a juror. Aubrey was picked to be part of a 12-person jury for a felony case in the 297th district court, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The case revolves around a third-degree strangulation charge.

The Dallas Cowboys expect Brandon Aubrey to be available in San Francisco after missing the first two practices of the week when the kicker was selected for jury duty

The Cowboys reportedly tried to pull Brandon Aubrey away from jury duty, but he insisted on fulfilling it. Now, he is on a 12-person jury.

Dallas Cowboys All-Pro kicker Brandon Aubrey wasn't spotted at the team's practice on Wednesday, which is unusual. He typically spends time during the early special teams portion outside kicking and assisting with the Cowboys special teams unit going through variations of field goal and kickoff setups.

Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey missed practice on Wednesday with a potentially unprecedented injury-report designation: Jury duty. Via Nick Harris of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Aubrey is serving on a 12-person jury in a felony assault case in Tarrant County,

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey was notably absent from the team's practice on Wednesday. The reason why showed up on the team's injury report, even though Aubrey did not have an injury. He had jury duty.

The Cowboys kicker had to miss out on preparation against the 49ers to serve his civil duties in the courtroom.