The Cowboys are flying to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, tonight, arriving Friday morning for their Sunday game against the Ravens.

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

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

Dallas Cowboys players are likely to wear special cleats for the Week 3 game against the Baltimore Ravens because of field conditions concerns at Maracaña Stadium.

The Cowboys-Ravens game Sunday in Rio de Janeiro is the franchise's first international game since 2014.

Maracana Stadium, built for the 1950 World Cup, has hosted championship matches, Frank Sinatra and Pope John Paul II as part of a storied history.

The Ravens revealed their Week 3 depth chart before traveling to Brazil for Sunday’s matchup against the Dallas Cowboys

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.