NFL intends to proceed with Ravens-Cowboys in Brazil, but field will look bad on TV
📍 How it ended
{ "epilogue": "The NFL and NFLPA monitored the field conditions at Maracanã Stadium in Rio as the league prepared for the matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Dallas Cowboys. Despite concerns and a warning from the NFLPA regarding the playing surface, the NFL stated that the field passed required tests and received final touches before kickoff.
The game ultimately proceeded as an expected sellout following team walk-arounds and final assessments of the venue." }
Epilogue added 2d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Work continues on field for Ravens-Cowboys NBC Sports · 6d ago broke it first
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