Ravens-Cowboys Game Rio
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After Dallas's loss to Baltimore, Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer acknowledged overcoaching quarterback Dak Prescott late in the game, leading to questionable decisions that cost them the victory. Both men emphasized their ongoing trust despite the miscommunication, with Schottenheimer expressing responsibility for his role in the mistake and Prescott clarifying it was not a breach of confidence. The article…
Dak Prescott and Brian Schottenheimer test their trust in fallout from Cowboys' brutal loss →11 articles from Toronto Star on this storyIn a surprising turn of events during their match against the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, the Dallas Cowboys lost 34-31 due to poor decision-making near the end of the game. With just seven seconds left and the score tied at 31, Brandon Aubrey’s kick went out of bounds, giving the Ravens a touchback that placed them at their own 35-yard line with one timeout remaining. Lamar Jackson then threw a long pass to…
Cowboys’ brutal decisions handed Ravens miracle win in Rio →4 articles from New York Post on this storyThe NFL is preparing to play an international game between the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro's Maracanã Stadium on Sunday, despite field quality concerns. Workers were still trimming uneven turf with scissors as late as Saturday morning, while a fiber application system was also employed to improve the field’s condition. NFL Field Director Nick Pappas asserted that the field is now safe for…
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- 25 Sep
As the NFL world anticipates the first game held in Rio de Janeiro this weekend, concerns continue to grow surrounding the playing conditions the Ravens and Cowboys will be encountering.
- 26 Sep
Some were using scissors to level the high grass, an effort that should end hours before the game.
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2 Oct Dak Prescott and Brian Schottenheimer test their trust in fallout from Cowboys' brutal lossAfter Dallas's loss to Baltimore, Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer acknowledged overcoaching quarterback Dak Prescott late in the game, leading to questionable decisions that cost them the victory. Both men emphasized their ongoing trust despite the miscommunication, with Schottenheimer expressing responsibility for his role in the mistake and Prescott clarifying it was not a breach of confidence. The article…Toronto Star
30 Sep Baltimore-Dallas thriller in Brazil averages 24.9 million viewers on CBS, a record for NFL abroadBaltimore's win over Dallas in Rio de Janeiro was watched by an average of 24.9 million viewers on CBS, setting a record for the most-watched NFL international game ever. The audience peaked at more than 30 million during the final moments when Baltimore scored a last-play field goal. This broadcast also surpassed previous years' international games in Australia and Brazil that had averaged around 18.5 million…Toronto Star
28 Sep Tyler Loop and the Ravens needed a win like that. Now they'll have to face major O-line injuriesTyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal secured Baltimore Ravens’ victory over the Dallas Cowboys with a score of 34-31 on Sunday. The win was crucial for both Loop and the team following his previous missed opportunity in the last game of the previous season, which cost them a playoff spot. However, the article highlights significant challenges ahead for the Ravens, particularly concerning injuries to their offensive line…Toronto Star
28 Sep How Cowboys respond to coaching failures in loss to Ravens could chart course of 2026In their 34-31 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, the Dallas Cowboys faced significant coaching failures from head coach Brian Schottenheimer and defensive coordinator Christian Parker. Key mistakes included poor clock management and defensive strategy decisions that cost the game. The article focuses on how the team responds to these setbacks and whether it will affect their ability to make the…Toronto Star
28 Sep Jackson's pass, alert timeout call lead to Loop's 56-yard field goal as Ravens beat Cowboys 34-31Lamar Jackson led the Baltimore Ravens to a dramatic 34-31 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday in Rio de Janeiro by calling a timeout just as he completed a 27-yard pass to Zay Flowers with 1 second left. This set up Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal, sealing the win after an intense back-and-forth game that saw both teams score heavily and featured key plays from both sides.Toronto Star
28 Sep Field at Maracana Stadium in Rio holds up fine for Ravens-Cowboys after concerns about turf qualityAhead of the NFL game between the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracana Stadium, concerns were raised about the quality of the natural grass field due to frequent use by local soccer teams. Despite these worries, extensive maintenance efforts just before kickoff ensured that player performance was not compromised; both teams played without significant issues related to turf traction or…Toronto Star
28 Sep Tyler Loop's clutch 56-yard FG lifts Ravens over Cowboys, helps atone for last season's rough endTyler Loop kicked a 56-yard field goal at the final second of play to secure the Baltimore Ravens' 34-31 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro. This win was particularly sweet for Loop as he had missed a potential winning kick in the previous season, which ended with his coach's firing. The article highlights how Loop’s successful kick helped atone for last year’s disappointment and emphasized the team's…Toronto Star
28 Sep Cowboys’ brutal decisions handed Ravens miracle win in RioIn a surprising turn of events during their match against the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, the Dallas Cowboys lost 34-31 due to poor decision-making near the end of the game. With just seven seconds left and the score tied at 31, Brandon Aubrey’s kick went out of bounds, giving the Ravens a touchback that placed them at their own 35-yard line with one timeout remaining. Lamar Jackson then threw a long pass to…New York Post
27 Sep NFL field expert says playing international game on Brazil field 'challenging' and included trim with scissorsThe NFL is preparing to play an international game between the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro's Maracanã Stadium on Sunday, despite field quality concerns. Workers were still trimming uneven turf with scissors as late as Saturday morning, while a fiber application system was also employed to improve the field’s condition. NFL Field Director Nick Pappas asserted that the field is now safe for…Fox News
27 Sep NFL is back in Brazil for Ravens vs. Cowboys—When and where to watch freeThe NFL is hosting its third consecutive game in Brazil this September 27th, with the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys playing at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro starting at 4:25 p.m. ET. Despite concerns over field conditions raised by the NFLPA, both teams are prepared; Lamar Jackson from the Ravens downplays potential issues, noting they have played on poor fields before. Viewers can watch the game for free…New York Post
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27 Sep Ravens vs. Cowboys prediction: Lamar Jackson, Ravens’ ground game will shine in RioThe NFL International Series features a Week 3 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Despite injuries affecting both teams, oddsmakers predict the Ravens as three-point favorites with a projected score of 52.5 points. The article focuses on the contrasting offensive strategies: the Ravens’ strong rushing attack led by Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry versus the Cowboys’…New York Post
26 Sep Maracana Stadium turf still being trimmed ahead of Cowboys-Ravens as Rio gears up for 1st NFL gameWorkers at Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro were busy trimming the turf with scissors less than 30 hours before the NFL's first match there, featuring the Dallas Cowboys against the Baltimore Ravens. Concerns about the field’s condition have been raised due to frequent use by local soccer clubs, leading the NFL and players union to send experts to monitor it. Despite initial worries over traction and stability…Toronto Star
25 Sep Cowboys emphasize business trip mentality as they practice in Rio ahead of their game vs RavensThe Dallas Cowboys arrived in Rio de Janeiro on Friday to prepare for their upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens, with head coach Brian Schottenheimer emphasizing a focus on football rather than tourism. Both teams practiced at local soccer club facilities away from tourist attractions; the Cowboys trained at Flamengo’s grounds while the Ravens used Botafogo’s facilities. Despite the long travel day and the…Toronto Star
25 Sep NFLPA says experts are monitoring Maracana Stadium turf ahead of Cowboys-Ravens in BrazilThe NFL Players Association is monitoring turf conditions at Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro ahead of an upcoming game between the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens due to concerns about loose turf from recent heavy rainfall. Union experts, including executive director JC Tretter, are working with the league to improve traction by reinforcing the stitching on the field surface before Sunday’s match. Both…Toronto Star
25 Sep NFL players union reveals troubling concerns about Brazil field for Ravens-CowboysThe NFL Players Association has expressed concerns about the playing field conditions at Maracaña Stadium in Rio de Janeiro where the Baltimore Ravens will face the Dallas Cowboys this weekend. Executive director JC Tretter stated that fiber stitching is being added to improve traction and stability on a grass field initially deemed loose and patchy, raising questions about the NFL’s commitment to maintaining player…New York Post- 22 Sep NFL field director says he's confident Rio stadium surface will be in good shape for Ravens-CowboysNick Pappas, the NFL’s field director, expressed confidence that Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro will be ready for Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys despite recent heavy rainfall affecting the natural grass surface. The stadium has faced criticism from soccer players who have complained about poor playing conditions due to the excessive rain and heavy use of the field by local teams…Toronto Star
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