Jerry Jones considers design changes for AT&T Stadium after World Cup matches

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 5:27 PM

Last updated Aug 2, 2026

Jerry Jones considers design changes for AT&T Stadium after World Cup matches
Summary

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones revealed plans for potential adjustments to AT&T Stadium before the 2027 NFL season. The venue hosted nine matches during the 2026 World Cup, more than any other site. Players had previously expressed concerns about sunlight glare, which was mitigated for soccer by FIFA-installed curtains. Jones is thinking about replacing existing windows with tinted alternatives to address these issues, stating that players like CeeDee Lamb would appreciate this modification.

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  • Jones considers replacing windows with tinted options for AT&T Stadium.
  • The stadium hosted nine World Cup matches, the most of any venue.
  • Current players have raised concerns about sunlight glare.
  • Curtains used during the World Cup reduced visibility issues for soccer players.
  • Plans for any changes will be assessed as the NFL season approaches.
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  • 5:27 PMYahoo SportsJerry Jones reveals permanent AT&T Stadium design change under consideration after World Cup success
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is considering a significant change to the AT&T Stadium ahead of the 2027 NFL season. The Cowboys’ stadium hosted nine matches at the 2026 World Cup this summer, the most of all 16 tournament venues.

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