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How the Ravens will handle the 10-hour flight from Baltimore to Rio de Janeiro. Players speak about field conditions in Brazil.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens are preparing for their international matchup against the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Coming off a loss to the New Orleans Saints, Jackson emphasized that the trip is strictly business rather than sightseeing as the team focuses on securing a victory in the NFL's first game held in the city.
The Ravens depart Thursday night and arrive Friday morning, allowing regular practice sessions in Baltimore before adapting to Rio's one-hour time difference. This marks Baltimore's third regular-season international game following previous matchups in London in 2017 and 2023.
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