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Jesse Minter gives encouraging injury updates. Cleaning up penalties is a ‘major emphasis.’ Trenton Simpson gets ‘major kudos.’

The NFL has confirmed there are no concerns regarding the field conditions at Maracan Stadium in Rio de Janeiro ahead of Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Dallas Cowboys. NFL Field Director Nick Pappas stated that moving the international matchup is not under consideration, and the league has taken precautionary measures to support the venue.
Ravens Head Coach Jesse Minter outlined the team's travel plans, which include flying to Brazil on Thursday night following mid-week practices. Minter also expressed optimism regarding the recovery of several injured players, including wide receiver Zay Flowers, defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike, and linebacker Teddye Buchanan.
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