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Cowboys-Ravens headline NFL’s international Week 3 slate

CBS Sports’ schedule preview centres on the Dallas-Baltimore game in Rio, alongside two primetime match-ups and several quarterback injury concerns.

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The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens are scheduled to meet in Rio de Janeiro on 27 September, in what retrieved context identifies as the NFL season’s second international game. The fixture headlines CBS Sports’ preview of the Week 3 schedule.

CBS Sports lists Baltimore as a three-point favourite, with a projected total of 52.5 points, the highest on the week’s board. Dallas arrives after a 37-20 win over Washington, in which Dak Prescott threw four touchdown passes and CeeDee Lamb recorded 153 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Baltimore is coming off a 24-17 loss to New Orleans.

The preview also flags quarterback uncertainty elsewhere. Seattle’s Sam Darnold is set to return, while Washington may be without Jayden Daniels after an elbow injury. Chicago’s Caleb Williams left the Week 2 game with a hamstring injury, leaving his availability uncertain.

Week 3 includes two primetime games, according to CBS Sports. Its schedule review spans the full slate, combining team results and player storylines with start times and betting lines.

The odds and player status reports reflect CBS Sports’ preview and may change. The betting lines are presented as schedule information, not recommendations.

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