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It's safe to believe Jerry Jones this time when he touts a Cowboys home game unlike any other on Sunday. Dallas (1-1) and the Baltimore Ravens (1-1) are headed to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for an NFL international regular-season contest.
The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens travel to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to play an NFL regular-season game on Sunday. Both teams enter the international matchup with 1-1 records, with the Cowboys serving as the designated home team at Maracana Stadium.
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