Jerry Jones activated AT&T Stadium curtains for Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson match; clearly doesn’t care about Dallas Cowboys

I’m starting to think Jerry Jones doesn’t actually give a shit about his football team. During the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson event at Jerry World, the Cowboys owner gave the OK to allow the stadium curtains to be activated, stopping sunlight from coming into the stadium.

Jerry Jones had AT&T Stadium‘s curtains down Friday night

Can confirm: Curtains (owner's decision) are ACTIVE tonight at AT&T Stadium for #PaulTyson pic.twitter.com/oGD5m1UCZd

— Joey Hayden (@_joeyhayden) November 15, 2024

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Jerry had no issue extending this courtesy to Jake Paul — even though the match was at night so the sun couldn’t even affect anything. For his own team though? No shot. They must be blinded by the sun and adapt.

Just two weeks ago, when the Eagles were in town, Jerry Jones decided to keep the curtains up, allowing the sun to affect almost every play during the first half of the Eagles vs. Cowboys contest.

Ceedee Lamb spoke out about it, Jones made up some dumbass excuse for why they weren’t down, and now he’s getting dragged on social media for it.

Arguably the worst owner in the NFL right now.

Also, one other quick fun fact related to AT&T Stadium — Jake Paul has more wins there this calendar year than the Dallas Cowboys do.

Lol.