Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey sent a sweet note to cheerleader Michelle Siemienowski after he accidentally struck her in the head during kickoff.

Siemienowski shared the message from Aubrey, 29, and reflected on the "whirlwind" 24 hours on her Instagram Stories on Monday, Jan. 6.

The cheerleader posted a photo of Aubrey's handwritten note, which appeared to be written on a one-sheet from the Cowboys game.

The kicker's note said, "Michelle, so sorry about hitting you on KO! Hope you are doing well. Love watching y'all!"

Siemienowski also provided an update on how she's doing in the post. "This past 24 hours has been a whirlwind! I got a ton of messages and I wanted to thank you all for checking in and for your kind words! I am all okay, so no need to worry," Siemienowski told her followers.

She tagged Aubrey in the post, writing, "Also … thank you @baubs10 for this apology note! I was told he wanted to come find me on the field after the incident, but unfortunately I kept moving around the filed. He was so kind to write me a note anyways!"

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Siemienowski said there are "no hard feelings" after the incident — and even found a silver lining! "Now I have a souvenir for my last game of my rookie season," she shared.

Cameras caught the moment that Aubrey's kick struck Siemienowski during the Cowboys' game against the Washington Commanders on Sunday, Jan. 5.

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After being struck with the ball, Siemienowski fell to the ground as her fellow cheerleaders and some staffers came to her aid. She immediately stood back up, but it was clear tears were in the cheerleader's eyes as she brushed off the hit.

The Commanders ended up winning the game 23-19. Siemienowski confirmed she was alright in an Instagram post.

"I'm alright everyone!" she wrote next to a video of the incident, joking, "Claiming the motto: cry now, laugh later!"

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