Ezekiel Elliott has been a non-factor yet somehow, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones still likes what he’s seen. Jerry Jones has made some odd statements as of late, with his take on the sun glare getting a lot of attention. The Dallas Cowboys owner was also in the spot light for lashing out at radio hosts and reporters this season.

During his weekly interview on 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM) on Tuesday, Jones defended the Cowboys’ not using curtains at AT&T Stadium.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reiterated Tuesday that he has no interest in blocking out the sun during home games at AT&T Stadium. During

Jerry Jones defends Ezekiel Elliott, calls sun a "home-field advantage," and questions Dallas' primetime status as the Cowboys’ season falters.

Despite the NFL world being witness to it for several years now, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones insists sunlight at AT&T Stadium isn't a problem. Never mind the multiple instances in which it has been painfully evident for the Cowboys,

Defying recent sun-related setbacks, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones remains steadfast in his decision to keep AT&T Stadium curtainless. The shining issue which has occurred many times recently came to the forefront during the Week 10 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles,

Jerry Jones is once again the center of attention after his postgame tirade about the sunlight at AT&T Stadium. Jones noted that every team has to deal with the sun and is not considering installing curtains during afternoon games even though the sun glare prevented CeeDee Lamb from catching a touchdown in the second quarter while the game was still in the balance.