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American football will make its debut in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday at a futebol cathedral. The 78,000-seat Maracana Stadium is a revered soccer venue that has hosted two World Cup championship
Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry look to exploit a Dallas defense allowing a league-worst 68% third-down conversion rate as Baltimore travels to Rio de Janeiro for an international clash between 1-1 squads.
The NFL is preparing to host its first game in Rio de Janeiro, but the condition of the field at the legendary Maracanã Stadium has recently raised concerns. Despite criticism from some soccer players,
The Dallas Cowboys are heading to Rio de Janeiro for a historic Week 3 NFL matchup against the Baltimore Ravens at Maracanã Stadium.
The Cowboys-Ravens game Sunday in Rio de Janeiro is the franchise's first international game since 2014.
The Maracanã surface has drawn criticism from Brazilian soccer players, but the NFL says it will be ready for Cowboys-Ravens.
Lamar Jackson was asked about his expectations for Brazil's fans when the Baltimore Ravens play the Dallas Cowboys.