People Are Flipping Out Over Crazy Solar Glare During 49ers-Cowboys

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AT&T Stadium, which cost more than $1 billion to build, may have a design flaw. And it's quite noticeable.

During Sunday's NFC wild-card game, where the Dallas Cowboys hosted the San Francisco 49ers, the sun began to set in the Arlington, Texas area. And because of the giant window that, for some reason, exists at one end of the stadium there was quite the glare for both those watching on television and those on the field.

With the effect magnified for the world to view on the broadcast -- which was on both CBS and Nickelodeon -- people had quite the reaction.

That's a LOT of glare folks pic.twitter.com/vT8OUfspZa
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) January 16, 2022

AT&T Satdium cost $1.3 billion to construct.

You would think they could find a way to not have sun glare.
— BetMGM 🦁 (@BetMGM) January 16, 2022

Jerry tryna make his receivers catch the ball in that glare. pic.twitter.com/i6ln8FR7wW
— Green Light with Chris Long (@greenlight) January 16, 2022

OH NO DID JERRY'S OWN WIDE OUT MISS A PASS IN THE SUN BECAUSE OF HIS IDIOTIC STADIUM DESIGN? pic.twitter.com/XJ9lDlk8g4
— Aaron Nagler (@AaronNagler) January 16, 2022

*shows design for stadium built east to west*

"But doesn't that follow the path of the sun?"

No, that's the moon.

"Phew. I was worried for a moment.'
— Patrik [No C] Walker (@VoiceOfTheStar) January 16, 2022

That wasn't even the only design flaw that came to light Sunday as a down had to be replayed in the third quarter after a punt from Cowboys' punter Bryan Anger hit off the giant scoreboard.

It's safe to say that this game hasn't been the best showing for Dallas, or AT&T Stadium.