The Cowboys and Ravens meet in Brazil in Week 3. Dallas’ run defense allows 173.5 rushing yards per game and faces Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry; the Ravens’ offensive line has allowed a 44% pressure rate through two weeks.
That pressure rate ranks third-worst in the NFL. The article describes Baltimore’s interior as vulnerable after All-Pro center Tyler Linderbaum left in free agency and says tackle Ronnie Stanley will be out. Cowboys defenders Kenny Clark and Quinnen Williams have not played to their usual standards so far, but the preview says the matchup could suit them.
CeeDee Lamb is coming off a big game against Washington, and George Pickens’ presence could keep Baltimore from concentrating most of its coverage on Lamb, creating possible one-on-one chances for Pickens. Lamb had four catches for 67 yards, no touchdowns and a fumble in the teams’ previous meeting. The article warns of questionable field conditions in Brazil and says Dallas should not expect a home-field advantage, despite the game technically being a Cowboys home game.
