Cowboys wide receiver Ceedee Lamb wants curtains installed at AT&T Stadium to prevent sun glare

The sun caused a stir following the 34-6 loss to their divisional rivals to drop the team's record to 3-6.

The Dallas Cowboys' (3-6) 34-6 blowout loss to their divisional rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles (8-0), on Sunday made headlines for more than just the lopsided score.

Those tuning into the game at AT&T Stadium may have noticed something else - the sun.

Social media users were quick to comment on the bright light in the stadium, which some viewers said made it difficult to see the game.

To no one's surprise, Ceedee Lamb had some thoughts on the matter.

The Cowboys receiver missed a potential three-yard touchdown pass from Cooper Rush in the second quarter, which led to the drive stalling out and the Cowboys kicking a field goal.

After the play, Lamb appears to point to his eyes to show he lost the pass in the sun.

While speaking to reporters after the game, Lamb said he "couldn't see the ball at all" because of the sun.

He was then asked if he'd be in favor of curtains.

"Yes," Lamb said. "1,000%.

A reporter followed up if he talked to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones about it.

"I mean y'all are doing my job right now," Lamb responded.

However, Jones downplayed the sun being a factor in the team's struggles while speaking to reporters.

"By the way, we know where the sun is going to be when we decide to flip the coin, so we do know where the damn sun is going to be in our own stadium," Jones said.

Jones, who is also the team's general manager, was then asked why not put curtains up to stop the glare.

"Let's just tear the damn stadium down and build another one," Jones quickly responded. "Are you kidding me?

"Everybody's got the same thing. Every team that comes in here has the same issues. They know where the sun's going to be. Every team has the same thing."

AT&T Stadium, otherwise known as "Jerry's World," opened in 2009 and hosts the Cowboys along with other events such as college football, concerts, and will be home to nine matches in the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup including one of the semifinal games.

The Cowboys, who are 0-4 at AT&T Stadium this season, are next scheduled to play at home against the Houston Texans on Monday Night Football on November 18.

News data source: kdj.com

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