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As the Dallas Cowboys prepare for a unique travel challenge this weekend, here are the Brazil plans.
Cowboys insider Calvin Watkins breaks down three key points to preview the Cowboys' showdown in Rio with the Ravens.
George Pickens has never been to Brazil. The Dallas Cowboys receiver said Wednesday at The Star that he will not leave the team hotel in Rio de Janeiro.
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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.
Dallas faces a defensive crisis heading into Rio as four key playmakers remain sidelined, forcing depth players to step up against Lamar Jackson’s high-powered Ravens attack.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown is making progress from a hamstring strain, but coach Brian Schottenheimer said Wednesday there is a low probability the starter will play Sunday when the Cowboys face the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro.
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.
Many have been concerned about the field conditions for Cowboys-Ravens in Brazil. Jerry Jones isn't one of them.