ARLINGTON – A piece of metal and small debris fell onto the field while AT&T ... or its retractable roof. The metal piece ...

Hours before the Dallas Cowboys fell to the Houston Texans Monday night, pieces of the roof fell inside AT&T Stadium in Arlington. While opening the roof before the Monday night game, pieces of ...

A team spokesperson Tuesday told WFAA the metal sheets are lids, meant to cover trays of cables near the top of the stadium. Wind gusts shifted the trays as the roof opened, knocking off the lids.

A team spokesperson told WFAA the metal sheets were lids, meant to cover trays of cables near the top of the stadium. Wind gusts shifted the trays as the roof opened, knocking off the lids.

Scott Woodrow, the Dallas Cowboys' assistant general manager of facilities, confers with officials after a piece of sheet metal fell from the roof of AT&T Stadium before an NFL football game ...

The Cowboys have the roof open at AT&T Stadium four hours before the start of Monday Night ... The team said a covering lid to one of the cable trays was torn loose by high winds in Arlington before ...

A team spokesperson told WFAA the metal sheets were lids, meant to cover trays of cables near the top of the stadium. Wind gusts shifted the trays as the roof opened, knocking off the lids.