There are plenty of concerns the Dallas Cowboys must address, but through two games, their rookie class has shown promise.

The Dallas Cowboys ( Shop Cowboys Fan Gear) will play their first international game in 12 years on Sunday when they travel to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to take on the Baltimore Ravens in the first-ever NFL game in the home of the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Making NFL picks and predictions after just two weeks of action feels so daunting. Teams like the Cleveland Browns have picked up a win while the Houston Texans

The Dallas Cowboys have struggled to get the running game going through the first two weeks of the season, but there could be some unique tricks up the offense's sleeves.

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

Sunday’s matchup at Maracanã Stadium marks the first-ever NFL game in Rio de Janeiro. The league confirmed the matchup back in the spring after months of planning. CBS and Paramount+ will air the broadcast on September 27 at 4:25 p.m. ET, giving American audiences a Sunday showcase in an entirely new setting.

The Dallas Cowboys enter their historic Week 3 game against the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with some major depth concerns on defense.

Cowboys' Week 1 got worse after the loss to the Giants, as three players were hit with a combined $33,409 in NFL fines.

NFL Week 2 continues Sunday when the Dallas Cowboys host the Washington Commanders. Start time, how to watch live, streaming and NFL TV schedule.

Dak Prescott honors the life of his beloved mother as he continues to relish being the Cowboys' all-time pass touchdown record holder