Scary incident at AT&T Stadium before the Dallas Cowboys hosted the Houston Texans on Monday. A piece of sheet metal feel from the roof of the venue and landed ...

However, things went quickly south. According to multiple reporters inside the stadium, not long after it was opened, a piece of sheet metal fell from the roof and onto the field. No one was hit ...

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That was also when Jerry Jones was mocked relentlessly when they tried to open the roof at AT&T Stadium only to have large pieces of sheet metal fall from the sky. It was so bad that they even had ...

But as the Cowboys were in the process of opening the roof about three hours before kickoff, a piece of sheet metal and some additional small debris fell onto the field. No one was injured.

The sheet of metal fell to the turf inside the stadium, but no one was injured. The roof was immediately closed and stayed that way for the game. After a convincing 34-10 victory, the Texans ...

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A large piece of what appears to be sheet metal fell from the top of AT&T Stadium’s roof. The Cowboys opened the roof of their stadium for the first time in over two years, and that immediately ...

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 ...

A piece of metal and small debris fell onto the field while AT&T Stadium's retractable roof was being opened Monday before the Cowboys-Texans game.