Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is considering a significant change to AT&T Stadium. Speaking to Fox 4, Jones said he is thinking about tinting the west-facing windows of the stadium. This comes after a directive from FIFA, which mandated the closure of curtains for recent World Cup matches held at the venue. The stadium's design has long presented challenges during late-afternoon games, with sunlight streaming through the end zones and occasionally impairing visibility for players.
Jerry Jones Considers Tinting AT&T Stadium Windows
UKPulse Sport DeskDallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is considering a significant change to AT&T Stadium, contemplating the tinting of its west-facing windows. The potential change follows a directive from FIFA.
- Jerry Jones is considering tinting the west-facing windows of AT&T Stadium
- The change follows a FIFA directive to close curtains for recent World Cup matches
- The stadium's design has long presented challenges during late-afternoon games
Why this matters: The change could improve visibility for players during late-afternoon games at AT&T Stadium
What this means for you: If the tinting is implemented, it could improve your viewing experience of games at AT&T Stadium