Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium Sun Glare Sparks Player Complaints

The unique design of AT&T Stadium creates sunlight challenges during late-afternoon games, frustrating players and raising strategic concerns.

AT&T Stadium's southwest-facing glass panels allow sunlight to stream onto the field during late-afternoon games, causing visibility issues for players.
Cowboys players, including CeeDee Lamb, and opponents have reported struggling to see passes due to the sun's glare during critical moments of games.
Owner Jerry Jones has dismissed calls to address the issue, claiming the sun affects both teams equally and provides no competitive disadvantage.
The Cowboys and other NFL teams reportedly study the sun's trajectory to prepare for games at the stadium, with some adjusting strategies based on its impact.
Despite player frustrations, data shows no significant statistical disadvantage caused by the sun, though complaints have intensified during the Cowboys' underwhelming season.