Bailey connected on two field goal attempts from 30 and 38 yards as well as both his extra points in Sunday's 26-20 OT loss to the Saints.

While injuries to Tony Romo (collarbone) and Dez Bryant (foot) have taken the explosiveness out of the Cowboys offense, Bailey's accuracy has allowed him to remain a consistent fantasy asset, as he has yet to miss a kick this season.

Bailey was perfect in Week 1's comeback win over the Giants, connecting on two field goals and three extra points.

His 2015 debut went as well as expected. Dez Bryant's foot injury could actually be good news for anyone with shares in Bailey, as without the team's best red zone weapon the Cowboys offense could end up settling for more field goals over the next six weeks or so.

Bailey has not missed a kick from 33 yards or closer in three years, the distance of PATs following a rule change this offseason, Todd Archer of ESPN Dallas reports.

In part due to Bailey's reliability, Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett says he's unlikely to change his philosophy on two-point conversions this season. The team has only attempted seven two-point conversions in four season under Garrett, and none last season, so it looks like Bailey's PATs won't see much, if any, decline stemming from the rule change. You may want to bump him up your kicker cheat sheet accordingly.

Bailey was perfect on Sunday, connecting on all three of his field goal attempts and all five PATs in a win over Washington.

The Cowboys' offensive efficiency this season resulted in Bailey both attempting and making a career low in FGs, as he went 25-for-29, but he compensated with a career-high 56 extra points and wound up exactly matching the 131 points he produced in 2013. Bailey has given his fantasy owners between 124 and 135 points every season of his career, and he should be one of the most consistent top-end kickers on the board next season.

Bailey went 6-for-6 on extra points but missed his only field-goal attempt in Sunday's 42-7 win over the Colts.

The Cowboys were too proficient at getting into the end zone, limiting Bailey's scoring opportunities. He's made multiple field goals in a game just once since Week 6.

Bailey hit his only field goal attempt of the game, a 49-yarder, and converted all five of his PATs during Sunday's win over the Eagles.

Bailey's now the second-fastest player in NFL history to amass 500 points, passing the mark in just his 62nd career game.

Bailey made his only field goal attempt of the game from 49 yards out Sunday.

Bailey has missed just one field goal this season, going 14-for-15 with his only miss coming from over 50 yards out. The Cowboys face Washington on Monday night this week, with a defense allowing 26.1 points per game facing a Dallas offense scoring 28 per game, which should open up opportunities for Bailey to put points on the board.

Bailey's consecutive field goal streak ended at 30 on Sunday when he missed a 53-yard attempt at the end of regulation, but he quickly made up for it by connecting on a 49-yarder in overtime to give the Cowboys a 20-17 win over the Texans.

He's currently on pace for 144 points (32 FGs, 48 PATs), and while Week 6's game in Seattle could be a tough matchup for Bailey and the Cowboys' offense, in most leagues he should probably be regarded as one of the few reliable every-week starters at kicker.

Bailey set a Cowboys' record by connecting on his 28th straight field goal attempt during Sunday's win over the Rams.

He finished the day with four PATs and two FGs, and remains one of the safest kicking options available.

Bailey connected on all four of his field goal attempts, with a long of 51 yards, and both of his PATs in Sunday's win over the Titans.

He's been his usual automatic self through the first two games of 2014. Despite the Cowboys' surprising reliance on their run game so far, Bailey should remain one of the safer options available at kicker.

Bailey hit on his only field goal attempt, a 29-yarder, and added two extra points in Sunday's loss to the 49ers.

Tony Romo looked rusty after seeing limited snaps in the preseason, which hampered the performance of the Cowboys offense. Better days should be ahead for Bailey and the whole unit.

Bailey was perfect in Saturday's preseason game, hitting both his PATs and both of his field goal attempts, including a 52-yarder.

The Cowboys' kicker will head into Week 1 poised and ready, and given his club's combination of potent offense and doormat defense Bailey stands a good chance of topping his previous best of 135 points.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Cowboys K Dan Bailey's six-year extension is worth $22.5 million, with $7.5 million guaranteed.

Cowboys signed K Dan Bailey to a seven-year contract.

He was a restricted free agent. The deal locks Bailey up through 2020, and is worth "a little more" than $3 million per season. It's quite a commitment for a kicker, but owner Jerry Jones always lavishes his resources on in-house assets, and Bailey is worth the money. He's converted 89-of-98 (90.8 percent) career field-goal attempts, and is 11-of-16 on kicks of 50-plus yards. He's a reliable weapon for an inconsistent team.

The Cowboys are in serious negotiations on a long-term extension with restricted free agent K Dan Bailey.

Cowboys K Dan Bailey said he focused on adding leg strength this spring.

During his two-year career, Bailey is 56-of-59 on field goals from 49 yards away or closer. But on kicks from 50-plus yards out, he's just 5-of-9. With a mild improvement on those bombs, Bailey will be a strong kicking option for fantasy owners.

Dan Bailey has only missed one field goal during team drills at Cowboys camp so far.

Bailey is picking up right where he left off after going 32-of-37 on field goals as a rookie last season. Dallas' potentially explosive offense and the kicker-friendly confines of Cowboys Stadium make him a fine fantasy kicking option.

Dan Bailey will not face serious competition for the placekicking job at training camp.

David Buehler was let go in March. Bailey was wildly impressive as a rookie in 2011, connecting on 32-of-37 field-goal attempts. He's a fine fantasy option once again this season as part of the Cowboys' potentially explosive offense.

Dan Bailey has set a franchise record for consecutive field goals made.

After going 3-for-3 yesterday, Bailey has nailed 19 straight field goals. "Don't mess with him," said special teams coach Joe DeCamillis. "Don't coach him. Leave him alone." Bailey's 20 field goals made on the season tie him for the league lead with Billy Cundiff.

David Buehler admitted that he's unlikely to challenge Dan Bailey for the Cowboys' placekicking job.

Buehler is nearly set to return from his groin injury, but his role will just be as a kickoff specialist if active. Bailey is 15-of-16 on field goals this season, including 6-of-6 from 40-plus yards out.