What spurred the NFL to make this year's Brazil game a Sunday afternoon? The Sports Broadcasting Act. But also potentially weather.

We now have a good idea of who won't be playing for the Cowboys on Sunday in Rio de Janeiro against the Baltimore Ravens.

On Sunday, the Ravens will face the Cowboys at Maracaña Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. Despite concerns regarding the quality of the field, the NFL does intend to proceed. It’s our current understanding that the game is “likely” to happen as scheduled. If/when it does, expect the field to not look great on TV.

The Ravens want to avoid another slow start, and their former coordinator, Greg Roman, gutted Dallas with QB keepers in Week 1

There is no indication the game set for Sunday will be moved. Both teams leave for Rio de Janeiro on Thursday.

Simply put, the citizens of Rio de Janeiro are in for a treat at Maracanã Stadium for Ravens vs. Cowboys.

Despite skepticism indicating potential for a last-minute relocation, it seems the NFL will stay true to plans to play Ravens versus Cowboys at Maracanã Stadium in Rio De Janeiro on Sunday afternoon.

The Dallas Cowboys will host a home game in a different country this weekend. The squad will take on the Baltimore Ravens at 3:25 p.m. Sunday at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Dallas is designated as the home team for the highly anticipated showdown in South America.

The Dallas Cowboys fly to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this week ahead of the team's historic Week 3 showdown against the Baltimore Ravens.