Cowboys roasted by 'King of the Hill' for embarrassing, avoidable 2024 mishap

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The Dallas Cowboys often find themselves the butt of the joke, and it's unfortunately due to something self-inflicted.
That was the case once again as the Cowboys were roasted in a new episode of the hit show King of the Hill. The popular series from Mike Judge ran from 1997 through 2009, but returned this August for a new season on Hulu.
The Hulu series follows Hank Hill after retiring and returning to his home in Texas. His son, Bobby, is now a chef in Dallas, and in the episode "Any Given Hill-Day," the family visits AT&T Stadium.
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While on the field, the creators decided to poke fun at the stadium's embarrassing "sun glare' mishap.
The attention to detail from the new King of the Hill season is phenomenal.
— Joseph Hoyt (@JoeJHoyt) August 25, 2025
They didn’t miss the chance to get the sun glaring through the AT&T Stadium windows. pic.twitter.com/86GBkxkndf
As fans will remember, the Cowboys' sun glare issue was headline news when wide receiver CeeDee Lamb was unable to haul in a wide-open touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles due to the sun being directly in his face.
#Cowboys CeeDee Lamb losing the would-be touchdown pass in the sun.
— Brandon Loree (@Brandoniswrite) November 10, 2024
(🎥: @SharpFootball) pic.twitter.com/7U9mjMm0jU
Lamb said it was a problem, but the issue continued to gain steam when team owner Jerry Jones said there was no issue. He also claimed it was a home-field advantage, ignoring the fact that his team is typically the one on the wrong side of the glare.
Jones refuses to address the issue, and even a jab from the animated series isn't going to change his mind.

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Randy Gurzi is a graduate of Arizona State and has focused on NFL coverage since 2014.