The Baltimore Ravens are gearing up for an exciting international matchup in Brazil against the Dallas Cowboys after a tough loss to the New Orleans Saints. Star quarterback Lamar Jackson addressed concerns about the field conditions in Rio, stating via ESPN's Jamison Hensley on X that he trusts the NFL's specialists and is focused on securing a victory rather than worrying about the turf.
While discussions about the field quality dominated early media interactions, the conversation quickly shifted to the iconic nickname of their upcoming opponents. In a lighthearted moment, Lamar Jackson made a viral remark captured by ClutchPoints on X, playfully quipping with a grin, “This is America, that's Brazil,” highlighting his relaxed confidence ahead of their Week 3 showdown in Rio de Janeiro.
"This is America, that's Brazil."
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson on the Cowboys being known as "America's Team" ahead of their Week 3 matchup in Rio de Janeiro 😂
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As the Ravens aim to bounce back, they are also committed to putting on a show for international fans on this massive global stage. Kyle Hamilton and the rest of the team are adapting smoothly to the travel logistics, and the Ravens are focused on executing their game plan against America's Team.
As kickoff approaches in Rio, Jackson's attention remains firmly on leading his offense to a much-needed win and making history in South America.