A large white shade — the kind you’d find in a photographer’s studio — was propped up inside the press conference room at the Dallas Cowboys headquarters and stood in between the podium and the outside windows.

Jerry Jones says sun at the Cowboys' AT&T Stadium isn't an issue. These photos prove otherwise. We’ve been here before with AT&T Stadium and the fact is: Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones scoffed at the idea of the sun affecting the team because of the giant windows at his stadium that let afternoon light in.

On Sunday during the Dallas Cowboys' 34-6 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, Lamb couldn't see a ball thrown to him in the end zone by quarterback Cooper Rush. On replay, it was clear Lamb was staring into the now famous sunlight that pours in through windows at AT&T Stadium.

The Cowboys' troubles renewed talk about the role the sun plays during afternoon games. The rays shining through the end zone’s glass doors have affected some critical moments over the years like Sunday’s missed touchdown pass to CeeDee Lamb late in the second quarter.

Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb advocated for utilizing curtains to block the sun at AT&T Stadium, but owner Jerry Jones immediately shot down the idea.

The Dallas Cowboys fell to 3-6 through the first nine games of the 2024 NFL season thanks to their loss on Sunday afternoon at the hands of the rival Philadelphia Eagles at AT&T Stadium. It was their first game without quarterback Dak Prescott as the starter,

After a crushing 34-6 loss to the Eagles, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones vents frustrations over stadium sun issues impacting players.

Jerry Jones gave a head-scratching answer to a question about the sunlight impacting play at the Cowboys' AT&T Stadium.