Kenny Clark is headed back to Brazil, where his Dallas Cowboys face Baltimore two years after the defensive tackle played for ...

The Brazil-bound Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens are confident in the quality of the grass for their Sunday clash in the NFL's first game at Rio de Janeiro. Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer ...

The first game after Brazil is when this brutal travel schedule might eventually take its toll. So, it will be very interesting to see how the Cowboys and Ravens play in Week 4 after being hit with ...

The Dallas Cowboys are likely to wear special cleats just in case field conditions at Maracaña Stadium are poor.

American football will make its debut in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday at a futebol cathedral. The 78,000-seat Maracana Stadium is ...

Safety concerns within the country are part of the reason Dallas intends to stick to team activities instead of tourist spots.

With the Dallas Cowboys heading to Rio de Janeiro to face the Baltimore Ravens and Lamar Jackson, here's the question. Can they stop the QB run?

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson took a friendly jab at the Dallas Cowboys ahead of their historic Week 3 showdown in Rio de Janeiro.

Ravens top receiver Zay Flowers is still not practicing ahead of the team's flight to Rio de Janeiro to face the Dallas Cowboys. Flowers has been sidelined since suffering a hamstring injury in the ...

The Dallas Cowboys are heading to Rio de Janeiro for a historic Week 3 NFL matchup against the Baltimore Ravens at Maracanã Stadium.

Cowboys star receiver George Pickens is focused on completing the teams' mission in Rio, picking up another win over the Ravens.