The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens play an NFL regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro this Sunday, marking the league's first game in the city.
Key facts
- •The game takes place on Sunday, September 27, at 4:25 p.m. ET.
- •This is the first NFL game to be played in Rio de Janeiro.
- •Both the Cowboys and Ravens traveled to the host city on Thursday to prepare for the game.
- •The game will be broadcast live on CBS, though some local markets may carry the Raiders vs. Saints game instead.
- •Streaming options for the game include Paramount+, DirecTV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV.
The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens are set to play a week three NFL game in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this Sunday, September 27. The matchup represents the league's first-ever game held in the city as part of its ongoing international expansion. Kickoff is scheduled for 4:25 p.m. ET, and the game will be broadcast live on CBS.
Logistics and Team Preparation
Both teams traveled to Brazil on Thursday to prepare for the Sunday contest. Unlike previous international games involving West Coast teams that faced significant time-zone challenges, the Cowboys and Ravens face a time difference of only two and one hours, respectively. While concerns have been raised regarding the quality of the field at Maracanã Stadium, players have expressed confidence in their ability to perform regardless of the surface conditions.
Broadcast and Streaming Options
The game will be available to viewers in the U.S. through CBS affiliates. Because some markets may prioritize other games, such as the Raiders vs. Saints, fans are advised to verify their local listings. For those without traditional cable, the game can be accessed via live-TV streaming services including DirecTV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV, many of which offer varying free trial periods for new subscribers. Additionally, the game is available to stream on Paramount+.
Timeline
- ThursdayBoth the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens traveled to Rio de Janeiro.
- WednesdayRavens quarterback Lamar Jackson addressed concerns regarding the stadium field at a press conference.
- Sunday, September 27The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens play their week three NFL game.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Rolling Stone, Hollywood Reporter.
