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Cowboys, Ravens pack extra offense for Brazil

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.

Published: Wednesday, 23 September 2026 at 9:55 PM
Cowboys, Ravens pack extra offense for Brazil
Key Things to Know
  • The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens will play an NFL regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
  • Both the Cowboys and the Ravens enter the contest with 1-1 records.
  • Field conditions at Maracana Stadium required work to meet NFL standards ahead of Sunday's game.
The Story in 60 Seconds

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.

Ravens coach Jesse Minter faces lineup decisions amid Maracana Stadium field condition concerns, including injuries to wide receiver Zay Flowers and left tackle Ronnie Stanley. Meanwhile, Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer highlighted Baltimore safety Kyle Hamilton as a key defensive threat against quarterback Dak Prescott.

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