DALLAS (105.3 The Fan) - The Dallas Cowboys have cut kicker Kai Forbath, ESPN's Field Yates reported Saturday afternoon.
The Cowboys cut K Kai Forbath, per source.It's Greg Zeurlein's job now in Dallas.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) August 1, 2020
The Cowboys re-signed Forbath after the 2019 season after he went 10-for-10 kicking field goals in three games with the Cowboys after they cut Brett Maher.
They'll now turn to Greg Zuerlein, whom they signed to a three-year, $7.5 million deal this offseason.
Known for having one of the strongest legs in the league, Zuerlein comes to Dallas as an 82-percent kicker for his career, hitting 201 out of 245 attempts over the last eight seasons, with a long of 61 yards.
He is also 264-of-270 for his career on extra-point attempts and has a 66.5-percent touchback percentage.
Zuerlein is now reunited with his former special teams' coach, John Fassel, who came over from the Rams to join Mike McCarthy's staff following last season.
