Through two weeks, the 1-1 Cowboys and Ravens are set for a Week 3 meeting at a neutral venue in Brazil: Dallas’ 30th-ranked run defense faces Baltimore’s fifth-ranked rushing attack, while Dallas could test the Ravens’ 11th-ranked pass defense.
Dallas has allowed 173.5 rushing yards per game, while Baltimore averages 155. The Ravens’ attack is led by quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry.
Baltimore allows 191 passing yards per game. The article argues that Dak Prescott’s targets—CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Jake Ferguson and Ryan Flournoy—could help Dallas exploit that defense.
