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Cowboys used a shield to block the sun in a press conference

For The Win on MSN · 3d

The Cowboys used a shield to block the sun in a press conference after Jerry Jones refused to do so in games

It remains absolutely wild that Jerry Jones built a $1.2 billion stadium with massive windows in a east-west orientation all while refusing to use curtains during games. But fear not: The Dallas Cowboys do realize that the sun’s glare can be a nuisance.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 2d

Mike McCarthy Cracked the Perfect Joke About Sun Shades at Cowboys’ Press Conference

The Cowboys’ 34-6 loss to the Eagles on Sunday elicited viral reactions to the glaring sunlight at AT&T Stadium, which made it nearly impossible for star wideout CeeDee Lamb to reel in a touchdown pass in the second quarter.

FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth on MSN · 3d

Dallas Cowboys set up screen to block sun from coaches at news conference

Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb was seemingly blinded by the sun through the windows of AT&T Stadium during Sunday's game. Afterwards, Jerry Jones again voiced his opposition to putting up curtains at the stadium. On Monday, the sun was also creeping through the windows at The Star for the coaches' new conference.

Travis Kelce chimes in on sun problem in Dallas

NBC Sports · 21h

Travis Kelce chimes in on the sun problem in Dallas

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones built his stadium intending for the setting sun to create great visuals. And also to invade the eyes of the players, home and away. Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce recently addressed the AT&T Stadium sun spot on the New Heights podcast.

Bleacher Report · 1d

Travis Kelce Blasts 'F--king Ridiculous' Glare from Sun at Cowboys' AT&T Stadium

Add Travis Kelce to the list of NFL players pushing back against Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' pro-sun stance at AT&T Stadium. On the latest

Dallas Morning News · 14h

See what Travis, Jason Kelce had to say about AT&T Stadium’s ‘ridiculous’ sun glare

Travis and Jason Kelce have officially joined the discussion surrounding AT&T Stadium’s sun glare. Throughout the week, many fans and social media users have wondered why Jerry Jones and the Cowboys don’t install curtains at the stadium to keep the Sunday afternoon sun from altering plays.

Hosted on MSN2h

Kellen Moore just added more embarrassment to Cowboys' sun controversy

What is amendable, though, is the hellish sun glare at AT&T Stadium, which continuously hinders Cowboys pass-catchers in big ...

Sports Illustrated21h

Dallas Cowboys locker room continues to light sun controversy

Players in the Dallas Cowboys locker room continue to talk about the sun controversy at AT&T Stadium after it became a ...

Cowboys Wire on MSN2d

Cowboys Headlines: Jerry defends Zeke, sun at stadium; Dallas flexed out of primetime?

Jones sticks to his guns on both his struggling RB and the blinding sun at his stadium; could Dallas get flexed out of plum ...

Dallas Morning News3d

Why is there a sun issue at AT&T Stadium? See what experts have said about Cowboys’ home

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) releases a pass into the setting sun as referee Alex Kemp (55) watches from ...

4d

Blinded by the light: 5 times the sun caused Cowboys dropped passes at AT&T Stadium

When asked about the play, Lamb said he "couldn't see the ball" and cited the sun as the culprit, or more aptly, the lack of ...

1d

Cowboys Today: The distracting sun remains a major storyline and Deion deflects

Also, in a conversation with Deion Sanders, Michael Irvin asked the Colorado Buffaloes coach about his interest in coaching ...

Larry Brown Sports on MSN2d

Jerry Jones shares reason he will not fix AT&T Stadium sunlight issue

Jerry Jones made it clear on Sunday that he has no plans to alter the design of AT&T Stadium to fix the sunlight issue, and ...

2don MSN

The Cowboys’ sunlight problem at AT&T Stadium, explained

When Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys unveiled AT&T Stadium, the new facility contained a multitude of features that made ...

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