Many notable names have owned professional sports teams. In the National Football League, the one who is the loudest and most successful is Jerry Jones. After all, he owns the most valued franchise in ...

AT&T Stadium is no longer a safe space for Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who found out the hard way during the Cotton Bowl between Texas and Ohio State.

MORE: Jerry Jones addresses the Deion Sanders to Dallas rumors The stadium, which originally cost $1.3 billion to build and seats 80,000 people, has its windows on the east and west sides.

The topic of Jerry Jones’ latest media meltdown this time heavily revolved around a setting sun. How appropriate. After the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 34-6 on Sunday, wide ...

Jerry Jones’ frustration clearly growing, but changes aren’t coming for Cowboys stadium or staff By Jon Machota Nov. 10, 2024Updated Nov. 18, 2024 ...

Dallas Cowboys fans are not happy after seeing what AT&T Stadium did for the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight on Friday night. Ahead of the highly anticipated showdown between Tyson and Paul, the AT ...

Like most events at AT&T Stadium, the crowd left disappointed and Jerry Jones left richer. — David O'Brien (@DOBrienATL) November 16, 2024 It wasn't just the fight that was rough to sit through.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the sunlight that peaks through AT&T Stadium is a "home-field advantage," but it was the complete opposite in Week 10. Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb ...

Jerry Jones doesn’t believe the sun is a distraction at AT&T Stadium “I couldn’t see the ball. Couldn’t see the ball, at all. The sun,” Lamb said after the game, per Pro Football Talk.

Jones said he likes how the stadium has the comfort of being inside but an outdoor feel, and he wouldn’t want to block out the sunlight and change that outdoor feel. “It’s the largest air-conditioned ...