This came after the Cowboys were routed at home 34-6 by the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, and a potential touchdown catch by All-Pro wide receiver CeeDee Lamb went by the wayside as he said that the glare from the sun got in his way.

CeeDee Lamb was unhappy about losing a ball in the sun on an incompletion that helped keep Dallas from scoring a go-ahead touchdown in the first half of a 34-6 loss to Philadelphia on Sunday. Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones was perturbed that the sun was brought up again as an issue in his $1.

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.

On Sunday, wide receiver CeeDee Lamb missed what could have been a three-yard touchdown pass. "I couldn't see the ball. Couldn't see the ball at all. The sun," Lamb told reporters after the game. He said he would "1000%" support curtains at the stadium.

The team is looking for answers after a 3-6 start, but new window treatments are a "no" as far as Jones is concerned, he said in a radio interview on Tuesday, Nov. 12

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones once again rejected the idea of curtains beyond the end zones at AT&T Stadium after wideout CeeDee Lamb lost a potential touchdown in the sun.

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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.

This season for the Dallas Cowboys has been an absolute disaster. Not only did the Cowboys get dominated by the Philadelphia Eagles

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is doubling down on his comments about the annoying glare from the sun at AT&T Stadium. During the Cowboys’ 34-6 blowout loss against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, many pointed out that the sunlight streaming through the stadium’s windows was one flawed aspect of Dallas’ home venue.