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Metal Sheet Fall at AT&T Stadium Sparks Safety Review Ahead of Cowboys-Texans Game

A metal sheet fell from the AT&T Stadium roof, prompting safety reviews, just before the Cowboys' critical game against the Texans amid their poor season.

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Updated: Nov 19th, 2024, 10:19 PM ET

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Before the Dallas Cowboys faced the Texans, a metal sheet fell from the roof of AT&T Stadium, leading to an immediate safety review. No injuries were reported, though high winds were cited as a contributing factor. The stadium had not opened its roof in over two years. The Cowboys, struggling at 3-6 and managing multiple injuries, including quarterback Dak Prescott’s, approached this game as critical for their season amidst Houston's recent strong performances, particularly from Joe Mixon, who delivered a standout showing against Dallas.

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