Field conditions at the oft-used stadium in Rio have raised concerns from NFL folks. The Ravens QB weighs in.

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.

Nick Wright lists his NFL tiers entering Week 3, including the New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs, and Buffalo Bills. Plus, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes add their input, including giving the New Orleans Saints more credit and lowering the Green Bay Packers.

Without Flowers on the field, the Ravens fell to the visiting Saints with a 24-17 final score. On Monday, Ravens head coach Jesse Minter said there's optimism that Flowers — along with Nnamdi Madubuike and Ronnie Stanley — could be healthy enough to take the field against the Dallas Cowboys this coming Sunday.

Breaking down the performances of the Baltimore Ravens' first-year pros from their latest taste of NFL action.

Chris Moore, Zion Young, and Travis Jones could give Baltimore the contributions it needs to rebound against Dallas in Brazil

Jesse Minter addresses the Ravens' latest collapse against the Saints and explains what went wrong in crucial moments.

Minter's defense with the Chargers struggled with Dallas's top targets in the pass game last year, and he's facing real adversity for the first time in Baltimore

Baltimore led 17-9 after three quarters, but for the second straight week, Shough showcased his comeback ability for New Orleans.

Zay Flowers and Ronnie Stanley did not practice Wednesday as the Ravens listed 10 players with designations before facing Dallas in Brazil

Harbaugh’s Giants need quarterback depth. Joe Fagnano and Tyler Huntley offer two distinct possibilities on Baltimore’s roster