A late-afternoon start for the fight card means the all-too-familiar sun glare would be seen coming through the stadium’s windows. Throughout the week, Jones has tried to explain why he wouldn’t install curtains for Cowboys games set in the NFL’s late afternoon window. Fans and social media users have disagreed with Jones’ preferred approach.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the sunlight that peaks through AT&T Stadium is a "home-field advantage," but it was the complete opposite in Week 10. Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb looked like he had an easy touchdown against the Philadelphia ...

In what should be a surprise to absolutely no one, Jerry Jones is sticking to his guns. Faced with the prospect of a trainw

During his weekly interview on 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM) on Tuesday, Jones defended the Cowboys’ not using curtains at AT&T Stadium.

Jerry Jones is a glass half-full kind of guy. Where others including players on his own team see a literally glaring problem with a simple fix, he sees upside. Two days after extolling the virtues of the giant westward-facing window at AT&T Stadium,

Travis Kelce didn't miss the opportunity to take shots at Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones in the latest episode of New Heights. In their embarrassing home loss to the Eagles this week, Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb missed an easy pass in the end zone because he couldn't see the ball due to the glare from the reflection of the sun in the stadium.

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 the Cowboys owner now says doing so might create a disadvantage for his team.