The Dallas Cowboys are participating in the rare international game that isn't either at the crack of dawn or in primtime. Instead, America's Team is going to be just a regular late-afternoon game while "hosting" the Baltimore Ravens in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
The kickoff is going to be at 3:25pm CT, which is an awkward 5:25pm kickoff locally. Did the NFL err in their scheduling of this contest? Perhaps because Dallas doesn't get a bye week to follow, they want to get them back stateside as early as posslbe.
Both teams enter the contest with identical 1-1 records, looking to get themselves above .500 as the league begins to find their footing for the 2026 season. Are you going to be able to watch the action?
Sunday Ticket is available on Youtube
and Youtube TV, Google's streaming media giant.
Sunday Ticket, of course, broadcasts all of the Sunday afternoon games, leaving Thursday night, Saturday, Sunday morning, Sunday night, and Monday night games to other NFL broadcast partners.
NATIONAL GAMES
- Sunday Night: Los Angeles Rams @ Denver Broncos (NBC)
- Monday Night: Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears (ESPN/ABC)
CBS Late Game

- Red: Baltimore @ Dallas (Rio)
- Blue: Las Vegas @ New Orleans
CBS Early Game

- Red: Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh
- Blue: Kansas City @ Miami
- Green: Tennesee @ NY Giants
- Yellow: New England @ Jacksonville
- Orange: Houston @ Indianapolis
FOX Single Game

- Red: LA Chargers @ Buffalo
- Green: NY Jets @ Detroit
- Yellow: Seattle @ Washington
- Light Blue: Carolina @ Cleveland
- Blue: Minnesota @ Tampa Bay (LATE)
- Orange: Arizona @ San Francisco (LATE)
This article originally appeared on Cowboys Wire: NFL Week 3 TV Coverage Maps: Can you watch Cowboys-Ravens?













