Ravens, Cowboys and Week 3
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The sons of Bryant and DeMarcus Ware are starting a legacy of their own with the eight-time state champion Carroll.
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Ravens QB Jackson weighs in on treacherous Rio field ahead of Cowboys game
Field conditions at the oft-used stadium in Rio have raised concerns from NFL folks. The Ravens QB weighs in.
Pickens only has 68 yards and hasn't found the end zone yet, but Dallas isn't worried about its star receiver.
The Cowboys rank 29th defensively, and to add injury to insult, they have three starters and a key reserve out of practice.
The Giants' 2nd-year QB suffered a bad knee injury in his first series after announcing his presence to the football world vs Dallas.
From Lamar Jackson to Derrick Henry, Christian Parker's unit needs to get up to speed quickly to handle Baltimore's attack in Brazil.
The Cowboy's defense has started preparing for the Ravens offense while searching for answers for their poor run defense.
Dak Prescott has faced the same question in Dallas for years. Can the Cowboys get enough from their quarterback when the pressure is highest? His latest performance gave that debate a new setting. Prescott entered Week 2 after a disappointing season opener against the Giants.
The Giants have designed QB runs to suit Dart in their offense. All of that goes out the window if they have a statue like Winston under center. And that's where the Cowboys need to show care. They just so happen to have a young player who could easily slide into the role in Joe Milton.
The Dallas Cowboys fly to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this week ahead of the team's historic Week 3 showdown against the Baltimore Ravens.
The NFL needs the Cowboys 👀 Gronk and Jules on the weapons in their wide receiver room.