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The historic NFL game in Brazil is set to feature Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens against Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys are currently listed as three-point underdogs in this international matchup.
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From a football perspective, the Ravens' strategy under Jesse Minter is expected to focus on the run, aiming for 155 rushing yards per game. Conversely, the Cowboys' offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer plans to rely on quarterback Dak Prescott's passing game. The Cowboys' defense has been vulnerable against the run, allowing an average of 173.5 rushing yards per game. They intend to counter the Ravens' ground attack by emphasizing their aerial offense, a strategy Prescott is comfortable with. The Ravens' defense has allowed an average of 23 pass completions per game to opposing quarterbacks through the first two weeks of the season.