A day before the Ravens travel to Brazil to play the Cowboys, quarterback Lamar Jackson said he isn't focusing on the condition of the field at Maracanã Stadium.

The Baltimore Ravens are currently gearing up for their Week 3 game on the road against the Dallas Cowboys in Brazil. The Ravens are looking to bounce back after an ugly choke job loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday afternoon at home.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry have been part of the Baltimore Ravens since 2024, and their camaraderie was on full display during their Week 1 game. Early in the game against the Indianapolis Colts,

The Ravens’ visit to Rio de Janeiro for Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys is nothing more than a “business trip” to quarterback Lamar Jackson. Sightseeing can wait. This is the third international game in franchise history,

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Lamar Jackson addressed NFL concerns about the field in Rio de Janeiro for the Baltimore Ravens' "historic" game vs. the Dallas Cowboys.

“This guy does not have an MVP award but has several All-Star appearances, All-NBA appearances and ultimately the hope, one day, gets the MVP, but my comparison for Lamar Jackson is Anthony Edwards,” Green said on his podcast. “Ant-Man is as explosive as anyone in the NBA. Lamar Jackson is as explosive as anyone in the NFL.”

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