AT&T Stadium Roof Incident: Falling Metal Shuts Down Cowboys Game
Witnesses Describe Debris Falling from Roof
ARLINGTON, Texas - A Cowboys game at AT&T Stadium was abruptly halted Saturday afternoon when a piece of metal fell from the stadium's roof.
According to witnesses, the metal debris fell from the roof during a break in the game and landed near the 50-yard line.
The game was paused as stadium security and maintenance crews responded to the scene, and fans were evacuated from the affected area.
Roof Inspection and Safety Assessment
AT&T Stadium officials said they are conducting a thorough inspection of the roof and the surrounding areas to determine the cause of the incident and ensure the safety of fans and staff.
The stadium will remain closed until the inspection is complete and any necessary repairs have been made.
The Cowboys organization has not yet announced when the game will be rescheduled.
Witnesses Express Concern and Demand Investigation
Witnesses to the incident have expressed concern about the safety of the stadium and are demanding an investigation into the cause of the metal debris falling.
Some fans reported hearing a loud noise before the debris fell, while others said they saw cracks in the roof prior to the incident.
The Cowboys organization has promised to conduct a full investigation and will release updates as they become available.
Impact on Cowboys Season and Playoff Hopes
The incident has raised questions about the structural integrity of AT&T Stadium and the potential impact on the Cowboys' season.
The Cowboys are currently in contention for a playoff berth, and the closure of their home stadium could disrupt their remaining schedule and affect their playoff chances.
The team has not yet announced alternative plans for its home games while AT&T Stadium is closed.
Call for Transparency and Accountability
Fans are calling for transparency and accountability from AT&T Stadium officials and the Cowboys organization.
They want to know what caused the metal debris to fall and what steps are being taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.
The investigation is ongoing, and further updates are expected in the coming days.