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Cowboys, Ravens square off for NFL's 1st game in Rio

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Cowboys and Ravens to square off in NFL's inaugural game in Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 27
The Baltimore Ravens have been chosen to play the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL’s inaugural game in Rio de Janeiro this season, the league announced Friday night during the draft.

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Cowboys, Ravens square off for NFL's first game in Rio in September
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New NFL Schedule Update Reveals Cowboys vs. Ravens for Brazil International Game
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NFL announces Ravens-Cowboys game to take place in Rio de Janeiro in Week 3
The NFL announced Friday night that the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys will play in Rio de Janeiro this season, as The Baltimore Sun previously reported earlier this month.

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Ravens to face Cowboys in 2026 NFL Rio Game
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Dallas Cowboys will host Baltimore Ravens in Brazil in Week 3
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Arlington will spend $273M on AT&T Stadium improvements, extend Dallas Cowboys’ lease

The agreement sees $273 million in venue taxes go to the Cowboys for stadium improvements. Some say the decision should have gone to voters.
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Jerry Jones & Cowboys Have a Billion Dollar Demand as Arlington Future Remains in Doubt

Arlington was originally set to pay off the debt from AT&T Stadium’s construction by 2035 but managed to clear it a full decade early in 2025, saving nearly $150 million in interest. Now, the Dallas Cowboys are once again turning to Arlington taxpayers as they look ahead,
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$1B AT&T Stadium investment approved by Arlington council in 7-2 vote

A $1B-plus AT&T Stadium deal passed 7-2, extending the Cowboys’ lease to 2055 as some residents question the lack of a direct vote.
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Dallas Cowboys seek $1B AT&T Stadium overhaul with public assistance

The renovation costs would be covered by $750 million from the Cowboys and a $273 million contribution from Arlington over 20 years.
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