Cowboys Tighten Security at AT&T Stadium Ahead of Week 4 Showdown vs Packers
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Dallas, September 25, 2025 – In the wake of recent violence that shook the Dallas community, the Cowboys organization has announced heightened security measures for Sunday’s Week 4 clash against the Green Bay Packers at AT&T Stadium.
Team officials confirmed that additional law enforcement, enhanced bag checks, and expanded surveillance will be in place to ensure that fans can enjoy the game without fear. The move comes just days after a deadly attack at a federal facility in Dallas, raising concerns about public safety across the city.
Cowboys leadership emphasized that the safety of fans, players, and staff is their top priority. Stadium entrances will feature stricter screenings, with officers stationed both inside and outside the venue to monitor potential threats. Officials also encouraged fans to arrive earlier than usual to allow time for security checks.
Cowboys President addressed the issue directly, delivering a strong message of reassurance to the community: “The people of Dallas deserve to enjoy football in safety. We want our fans to come to the stadium with the belief that this is a place of joy and unity, not fear.”
In addition to these measures, AT&T Stadium has released an updated list of prohibited items. Beyond the obvious bans on firearms, knives, fireworks, and large bags, fans may be surprised to learn that items such as selfie sticks, umbrellas, laptop computers, and even certain types of battery packs are also not allowed. Security officials stressed that these restrictions are designed to minimize risks and prevent potential misuse, even if the items may seem harmless at first glance.
Sunday’s matchup against the Packers is expected to draw more than 90,000 fans to Arlington. While the game will pit two of the NFL’s most storied franchises against each other, the focus off the field is just as important – ensuring that AT&T Stadium remains a fortress of passion and pride, where the only battles fought are on the gridiron.
The Cowboys’ statement makes it clear: football may be a game, but protecting the community is a duty that extends far beyond the field.
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