Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reiterated Tuesday that he has no interest in blocking out the sun during home games at AT&T Stadium. During

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.

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

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.

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.

Jones said the Cowboys have a lot to improve on and altering the sunlight coming into the stadium is at the bottom of the list

The sun was yet again the best defender on the field at AT&T Stadium on Sunday. ARLINGTON, Texas — Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones could have personally blindfolded each player during pregame Sunday,

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,

Kenny Pickett was under center for the Eagles with more than 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter, if that’s any indication of how well Sunday’s game went for the Birds. The Eagles are now in first place in the NFC East after cruising to an easy 34-6 win over the Cowboys,