The Dallas Cowboys were the laughing stock of the NFL's Week 3 slate on Sunday after choking away the game in a crushing 34-31 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Brazil.
The Dallas Cowboys' offense hasn't been the biggest cause of the team's 1-2 start, but it's still safe to say the unit has been at least somewhat disappointing over three games.
A disappointing loss hit the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3, and the injury situation on defense didn’t get better. However, Stephen Jones remained optimistic about the defensive woes that led to the loss to the Ravens, according to a post on X by Jon Machota.
Yes, the Dallas Cowboys and Dale Prescott are mad. And impatient fans want Brian Schottenheimer sent packing — now. The tough loss to the Ravens has things in an uproar, and here are the Cowboys most to blame for the Week 3 loss.
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The Dallas Cowboys appeared to have done enough to force overtime against the Baltimore Ravens. Instead, one final defensive breakdown sent them home with a heartbreaking 34-31 loss.
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Per Nick Harris, Cowboys S Jalen Thompson is set to miss at least four weeks after injuring his hamstring in Week 3 against the Ravens, and a stint on injured reserve is likely.
The Dallas Cowboys fell 34-31 to the Baltimore Ravens at the death Sunday in Brazil, with their final defensive sequence drawing a pointed rebuke from former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin.
There was no shortage of excitement when the Dallas Cowboys signed Von Miller in free agency last month, and it was understandable why. The Cowboys needed more pass-rush juice and the future Hall of Famer was coming off a season in which he posted nine sacks on just 37% of snaps played.
The Dallas Cowboys’ coaching staff didn’t show up when it mattered most on Sunday evening in Brazil. The Cowboys fell to the Ravens, 34-31, on a last-second field goal on Sunday evening.
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The Dallas Cowboys' Week 3 trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was supposed to be a tough test, facing off against former NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens.
In Week 2 of the Dallas Cowboys–Washington Commanders game, the Cowboys won with a 37-20 victory. But on the same day, fans saw something that they rarely saw during Tom Brady’s playing days.
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Before facing a heartbreaking loss in an international thriller, the Dallas Cowboys received significant preseason recognition. ESPN insiders polled league
The Cowboys suffered a painful defeat in Week 3.
The Dallas Cowboys had the Baltimore Ravens right where they wanted them. After falling behind by 11 points in the third quarter, Dallas stormed back to take a 28-24 lead with less than two minutes remaining.
The Dallas Cowboys erased an 11-point deficit and tied the game with seven seconds left. But the dramatic finish in Brazil left head coach Brian Schottenheimer with a message for his locker room. Speaking during the official postgame press conference after the Dallas Cowboys vs.
The Baltimore Ravens' big 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Brazil on Sunday was also an historic day for one of the team's best players.
The Baltimore Ravens' 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday in Brazil was one of the best games of the Week 3 schedule.
Brian Schottenheimer clearly still has a lot to learn as an NFL head coach. The Dallas Cowboys lost a 34-31 thriller to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday in the NFL Rio Game.
The NFL is still early in the season, but it's getting to the point where certain teams are already starting to stand out.
The Cowboys continue to deal with attrition in the secondary. As part of the gameday moves for tomorrow’s Brazilian showdown with the Ravens, Dallas announced the placement of safety P.J.
Even before the 1-1 Dallas Cowboys and the 1-1 Baltimore Ravens traveled for their Week 3 game in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, concerns related to poor field
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