Washington’s offense had uncharacteristic struggles in their Thanksgiving game against the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, and the sun was a big reason why.
There was a huge glare coming from the sun which went through the windows at the west end of AT&T Stadium in Arlington, and it hindered Washington’s ability to see during the first half.
Kicker Dustin Hopkins, who entered the game 23/27 on the season on field goals, missed two kicks in the first half. Meanwhile, Kirk Cousins completed most of his passes, but he did complain about the sun when talking with his head coach after one incompletion.
Here’s a look at how bad the glare was:
Jerry does need curtains in here. The sun is brutal right now pic.twitter.com/X19YrPFPeo
— Jason Minnix (@JasonMinnix) November 24, 2016
Here you can see how it was in the face of Washington’s players:
That sun though #WASvsDAL pic.twitter.com/aUrqAZg1Dr
— Chris Bennett (@chrisgb00) November 24, 2016
all part of jerry's master plan pic.twitter.com/D69vazKdum
— nick (@nick_pants) November 24, 2016
For Hopkins before a field goal attempt:
Gonna have to pull out the Ray-Bans bruh pic.twitter.com/AEp9Nnj2AY
— gifdsports (@gifdsports) November 24, 2016
Here we were thinking the Texans were victims on Monday night, only to see something much worse a few days later.
