Dallas Cowboys players are likely to wear special cleats for the Week 3 game against the Baltimore Ravens because of field conditions concerns at Maracaña Stadium.

The Cowboys-Ravens game Sunday in Rio de Janeiro is the franchise's first international game since 2014.

The Dallas Cowboys are taking their iconic identity to Brazil. But as “America’s Team” prepares to take center stage at the Maracanã, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson isn’t interested in letting the Cowboys’ famous label dictate what happens on the field.

The Dallas Cowboys stumbled out of the gate before bouncing back in Week 2, but the NFL media still has some concerns.

With Week 3 on the horizon, attention is turned to the playing surface in Rio with the Ravens and Cowboys preparing to travel south.

The Cowboys are one of the most talented offenses in the NFL, yet they rank last in explosive play rate. Here's why that may be according to plan

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer explained how the defense plans to attack Lamar Jackson during their Week 3 showdown in Brazil.

The NFL needs the Cowboys 👀 Gronk and Jules on the weapons in their wide receiver room.