10 Highlights

• The Dallas Cowboys faced a near-tragedy as debris fell from AT&T Stadium's retractable roof before the game against the Houston Texans.
• The Cowboys' management quickly closed the stadium roof after large metal pieces and debris hit the field, avoiding any injuries.
• • An incident occurred three hours before the game, creating a significant safety concern, but it was resolved without delaying the matchup.
  • The stadium's structural issues continue, with 'Curtain-gate' sun glare impacting games, although now avoided due to the night schedule.
  • Despite safety reassurances, Jerry Jones remains dismissive about making major stadium changes, citing costs and relying on existing designs.
  • Cowboys' defense may be affected by injuries to cornerbacks Jourdan Lewis and DaRon Bland, adding pressure in a high-stakes game.
  • The Texans, motivated by the return of key player Nico Collins, remain determined to secure their first win at AT&T Stadium.
  • Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons highlights the team's resilience and unity with Coach McCarthy amid rising performance expectations.
  • Sunlight, a past game issue, will not be a concern this time due to the night schedule, allowing players to focus on the action.
  • Coach McCarthy hopes opening the roof can positively influence the team's dynamics, as long as safety is ensured, based on recent events.