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THE NFL's international game in Brazil starring the Dallas Cowboys is in jeopardy due to major concerns over the playing surface. It is the second of a record nine international NFL games due to be played in the 2026 season.…

The NFL's upcoming international game in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, featuring the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens, is reportedly in jeopardy. Major concerns have arisen regarding the poor condition of the playing surface at the iconic Maracana Stadium. Midfielder Giorgian De Arrascaeta of Flamengo, a soccer club that plays home games at the venue, recently complained that the field is continuously worsening.
According to reports, the NFL is aware of the situation ahead of what would be the league's first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro. This marks the third consecutive year that the NFL has faced playing surface and practice field concerns for its games hosted in Brazil.
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