Last week during a Dallas Cowboys homegame, a possible CeeDee Lamb touchdown was not to be after Lamb had trouble seeing the pass from his quarterback because of sun glare coming in from one end of AT&T Stadium.

Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Friday night’s Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight card at AT&T Stadium is good for boxing and that he was having fun. “It’s the damndest thing,” Jones said of the crowd estimated at 70,

The result of the Jake Paul and Mike Tyson fight at AT&T Stadium? Micah Parsons wants to get in the ring. And we've got the exclusive on his approach to the idea with his Dallas Cowboys.

This is just further proof that every failed deep ball and easy touchdown pass due to the sun is 100 percent Jerry Jones' fault. He has the ability to fix it, but stubbornly refuses to — even ignoring his own players who say it's an issue.

A late-afternoon start for the fight card means the all-too-familiar sun glare would be seen coming through the stadium’s windows. Throughout the week, Jones has tried to explain why he wouldn’t install curtains for Cowboys games set in the NFL’s late afternoon window. Fans and social media users have disagreed with Jones’ preferred approach.

Social media is teeing off on Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, since the curtains are up for Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul.