"What the f--- is Jerry talking about?”: Travis and Jason Kelce talked about the Jerry Jones vs Sun war at the AT&T Stadium

The Dallas Cowboys are now 3-6 and are at the brink of an almost-end season as quarterback Dak Prescott sits out. Their last game against the Philadelphia Eagles was a disaster wherein they only scored six points. Jerry Jones' AT&T Stadium was at war with the Cowboys' receiver CeeDee Lamb, who could have scored more had the stadium's windows had less sunlight get inside and cause Lamb to look very hard for the ball. Jones has crawled out to defend his stadium, refusing to draw curtains when sunlight is affecting his team and players. Recently, on New Heights, Travis and Jason Kelce talked about the Jones vs. Sun war, and now Cowboys and Jones are becoming a laughing stock in the NFL as the Kansas City Chiefs star chuckled out loud.In an episode of New Heights, brothers Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, a pass-catcher, talked about Dallas Cowboys sun-related issues at AT&T Stadium. Travis called the glare from the sun "ridiculous." It will make it hard on him to catch some passes. They also talked about a clip showing Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb not able to see a potential touchdown pass because he is staring into the glare."I'm not gonna lie, playing in that stadium I've f---ing had that problem before. That f---ing glare coming through that end zone in the afternoon is f---ing ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous," Travis said. Jason suggested installing shades as a potential solution, following Jones's advice on the matter. "What the f--- is Jerry talking about?" Travis said, breaking into laughter. "Well, let's tear the damn stadium down and build another one. Are you kidding me? I'm saying the world knows where the sun is. You get to know that almost a year in advance. Someone asked me about the sun. What about the sun? Where's the moon?" the Cowboys owner said when he was asked about the possibility of putting up curtains to block out the sun at AT&T Stadium.Also Read: Chiefs' Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes each had their Kansas and Missouri homes burglarized in October