The Dallas Cowboys were planning to play with the AT&T Stadium roof open for the first time since 2022, but a large piece of metal fell from the roof as it was being opened nearly three hours before kickoff against the Houston Texans on Monday night.

Metaphorically, it kind of represented what's going on with the Cowboys on the field, especially after the Texans walked away with a 34-10 win. So what did the Texans do on social media? Created an "L" out of the falling metal pieces with the caption "look out beLow.

Before Monday night, the stadium's retractable roof hadn't been opened for a Cowboys home game since October 2022.

The Houston Texans were expected to play under the bright lights at AT&T Stadium against the Dallas Cowboys, but plans changed.

Houston Texans' chants could be heard throughout the Dallas Cowboys' stadium especially as the game got lopsided late.

As if things weren't going poorly enough for the Dallas Cowboys, a piece of the roof at their AT&T Stadium fell ahead of Monday's game against the

As the roof of the AT&T Stadium opened before the Dallas Cowboys vs. Houston Texans game, a piece of metal came loose and fell onto the field. NBC 5’s Pat Doney has more on what happened. The sky is falling at AT&T Stadium.

After building AT&T Stadium at a cost of more than $1 billion with a retractable roof, the Dallas Cowboys have used the feature just 30 times out of 126 regular season home games and never since October 2022.