Cowboys vs Ravens in Rio: NFL's Global Debut

0:00On April 1st, the NFL just dropped a bombshell. The Dallas Cowboys are taking on the Baltimore Ravens in the first-ever league game in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. It's set for week three, with Dallas listed as the host, and it'll be a Sunday afternoon showdown, marking the Cowboys' first international trip since. London back in 2014. Work comes from insiders like Gianna Hahn at the Baltimore Banner, lining up with earlier reports on the timing. This is part of the league's push for global growth, with three Brazil gains planned short term, but reels the debut spot shaking things up from past. Friday night slots. Fans are buzzing because it's a prime early test for Dallas. The Ravens, led by two-time MVP Lamar Jackson, had a rough 2025 thanks to injuries, but there are no joke. Cowboys new defense under Christian Parker faces a real challenge, especially against that mobile QB perfect chance to show their rebuild after. Last year's low point. Adding spice, it's taking your Cowboys' head coach, Brian Schadenheimer, who calls

1:02the offense, versus Rookie Ravens' boss, Jesse Mentor, handling there. Defense. Week three timing also cracks the door for Dallas to snag the NFL kickoff opener on a Wednesday in week one against Seattle League loves their star. Power, with three-away kickoff nods since 2002. This matchup spotlights how the NFL's going global while giving the Cowboys a spotlight to prove their medal right out the gate.