Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown, who spent 12 seasons in the league, has aimed a subtle dig at Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, responding to a viral video of CeeDee Lamb practicing with a mesh net over his helmet. The drill, which saw Lamb running routes with his vision obscured by the mesh, is being viewed as a pointed critique of the persistent sun glare issues at AT&T Stadium. Taking to social media, Brown (posting as @AB84LIN) suggested that the billionaire owner should be subjected to the same conditions to understand the problem, writing, "Now do this to Jerry Jones so yall can finally win…"
The controversy surrounding the stadium's lighting dates back to November 2024, when Lamb famously dropped a wide-open, three-yard touchdown pass during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles because he was blinded by the afternoon sun. Despite ongoing criticism from players and fans, Jerry Jones has remained steadfast in his refusal to install curtains to block the glare. Dismissing the complaints, Jones told reporters, "We do know where the damn sun's going to be at our stadium. Well, let's just tear the damn stadium down and build another one? You kidding me?" He further argued that all teams face the same conditions when visiting the venue.
While Jones acknowledged that curtains were successfully utilized during this summer's FIFA World Cup, he has not confirmed whether they will be implemented for the upcoming NFL season. Meanwhile, Lamb appears focused on eliminating excuses for the fall. After facing critical drops last season—finishing with 75 receptions for 1,077 yards and three touchdowns—the star receiver is under pressure to regain the full trust of quarterback Dak Prescott. Recent reports from the Cowboys' training camp indicate that his rigorous efforts are yielding positive results as he prepares for the new campaign.
You kidding me?"Everybody's got the same thing.
Every team that comes in here has the same issues.
