Fans criticize shadows during Colts game at Lucas Oil Stadium

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 28, 2026, 2:30 PM

Last updated Sep 28, 2026

Fans criticize shadows during Colts game at Lucas Oil Stadium
Summary

During the Indianapolis Colts' narrow 19-17 victory over the Houston Texans on September 27, 2026, fans expressed dissatisfaction with shadows cast by the open roof at Lucas Oil Stadium. Former Colts cornerback Darius Butler and longtime sportswriter Bob Kravitz highlighted the visibility issues contributing to a poor viewing experience both in-stadium and on-screen. Complaints emerged across social media, indicating a persistent debate regarding stadium design, especially when the roof is open during sunny conditions. Colts management has the final say on roof status, which is kept open when weather permits. No immediate response was received from stadium authorities regarding these concerns.

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  • •Colts win against Texans, 19-17 on September 27, 2026
  • •Fans report poor visibility due to stadium shadows
  • •Darius Butler and Bob Kravitz voice critiques on social media
  • •Complaints reflect ongoing debate over roof policy
  • •Colts typically keep roof open in favorable weather
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  • 2:30 PMYahoo Sports — Complaints about shadows, sun rain on Lucas Oil Stadium's open roof: 'Boy, these shadows’
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In the Colts win against the Texans, the viewing experience took a loss as fans said the open roof and window cast shadows on the field.

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