Ravens, Cowboys and Brazil
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The Dallas Cowboys travel to Brazil in Week 3 for a showdown with the Baltimore Ravens that will make NFL history.
Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers and left tackle Ronnie Stanley both missed the start of practice on Thursday in Owings Mills. Flowers (hamstring) and Stanley (toe) missed the second straight day of preparation ahead of Baltimore’s trip to Rio de Janeiro to face the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday afternoon.
Analysis of Google search volume across Brazil ahead of Sunday's Baltimore-Dallas game in Rio de Janeiro, proved Ravens were more popular than Cowboys
Cowboys insider Calvin Watkins breaks down three key points to preview the Cowboys' showdown in Rio with the Ravens.
The NFL lands in Brazil with Dallas and Baltimore as luxury tourists; the Cowboys want to return home with a victory and the taste of caipirinhas.
For the first time since 2023, the Baltimore Ravens will be playing abroad as they take on the Dallas Cowboys in Brazil on Sunday.The game will be in Rio de Janeiro, marking the third NFL game in Braz
Thousands of Ravens fans in Brazil are expected to be in Rio to cheer on their team, including members of "Ravens Brasil," the team's official fan organization in the South American country.
Lamar Jackson brushed off the Cowboys' "America's Team" label ahead of Baltimore's matchup with Dallas in Brazil. Asked about the nickname, Jackson smiled and said, "This is America," then added, "That's Brazil. We'll see." Jackson is a two-time MVP, and Dallas is dealing with a defense that has struggled to stop the run through two games. The Cowboys and Ravens will kick off at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday at 3:25 p.m.