The Dallas Cowboys are in Rio de Janeiro preparing for their upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens, emphasizing a business-focused mindset over sightseeing. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer highlighted that this international trip is different from regular road games, with limited free time for the players. The Cowboys are training at Flamengo’s practice facility and anticipate visiting the historic Maracana Stadium during their walkthrough.
Quarterback Dak Prescott also mentioned the team’s focus, although he appreciated some downtime by the pool and trying local cuisine. Both teams arrived after a long journey, with the Cowboys looking to optimize this opportunity with a solid game plan. They recognize the significance of playing in front of Brazilian fans, aiming to showcase their skills and inspire local viewers.
Despite the professional approach, Prescott expressed a desire to return to Brazil as a tourist in the future. As the NFL expands its international reach, this game marks another step in engaging global audiences, although ticket availability remains for this matchup compared to previous sellouts in São Paulo.
