Ahead of Sunday's NFL Rio Game against the Dallas Cowboys, Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson isn't concerned about fans in Brazil rooting for his opponents.

After a big Week 2 win over the Washington Commanders, the Dallas Cowboys are shifting their focus to the Baltimore Ravens in Brazil.A lot has been said about the game being played at Arena Corinthians and the field conditions not being in the best shape.

Brian Schottenheimer and the Cowboys will get their first look at the playing surface in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday.

The Dallas Cowboys will be in Rio this Sunday for a game with the Ravens. That means their cheerleaders will be entertaining fans in Brazil.

The Cowboys head to Brazil this week to face Lamar Jackson and the Ravens in the NFL's first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro. The revamped Dallas D understands it has its hands full attempting to slow Jackson & Co.

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys' offense are firing, but the defense faces a huge test against Lamar Jackson in Brazil.

The Dallas Cowboys are headed to Brazil to play the Baltimore Ravens this Sunday amid concerns about the Maracana Stadium field.

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