The highly-anticipated fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul failed to meet those weighty expectations. Between problems with the Netflix streaming service — leaving many viewers staring at a buffering screen — and the fight itself being a rather drab affair,

A late-afternoon start for the fight card means the all-too-familiar sun glare would be seen coming through the stadium’s windows. Throughout the week, Jones has tried to explain why he wouldn’t install curtains for Cowboys games set in the NFL’s late afternoon window. Fans and social media users have disagreed with Jones’ preferred approach.

You can’t make this stuff up. Jerry Jones put up curtains for a boxing event, but refuses to put them up for his players to see during games. And you know what? I agree with him. These things are HIDEOUS: The Cowboys put curtains up for the #TysonPaul fight but won’t do it during football

This is just further proof that every failed deep ball and easy touchdown pass due to the sun is 100 percent Jerry Jones' fault. He has the ability to fix it, but stubbornly refuses to — even ignoring his own players who say it's an issue.

Ahead of tonight's Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight Michael Irvin is potentially advocating for Deion Sanders to become the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.