It's rare that NFL games start and finish the same way. Sadly, the Cowboys' first and last drives – both in the same end zone – resulted in field goals when they opted to pass instead of run.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott used the words "frustrated" and "embarrassed" to describe his feelings after Dallas' 34-31 loss to the Ravens in Rio, and said the offense got in their own way on multiple occasions Sunday night.

On multiple occasions, the Dallas Cowboys looked like the better team when they faced the Baltimore Ravens, but self-inflicted wounds were ultimately their undoing.

Plays that might get forgotten include several missed chances down in the red zone, along with some unfortunate decisions on kickoffs.

In a game that gave Rio fans all they could ask for, the Cowboys rallied to tie the score late, only to see the Ravens come away with an improbable last-second win, 34-31.

History is being made as the NFL fields its first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro, and the Dallas Cowboys are working to take the win over the Baltimore Ravens.

On Saturday, the Cowboys conducted a team walk-around at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, getting a feel for the stadium environment as well as the playing field, which has been a big topic of discussion throughout the week.

The Cowboys and Ravens meet in Rio with a win and a loss each. Who will return home with a pivotal second win of the season? Our staff make their predictions on this week's Gut Feeling.

Heading into the first international game of his career, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott talked about the opportunity to play in Brazil, and why it's important Dallas is "the aggressors" against the Ravens on Sunday.

But after two weeks into the season, who is actually playing the best for each team? The results might surprise. Here are the top 8 graded players (according to PFF) for both the Cowboys and Ravens.

Rio is one of the most beautiful places in the world, but as the Dallas Cowboys prepare to take on the Baltimore Ravens in Brazil, the message from Brian Schottenheimer is crystal-clear.

There have been no problems so far during the trip to Brazil, but indeed there are some big problems facing Dallas on Sunday in the form of the Ravens. Here are some areas the Cowboys will need to improve upon to get the win.

The first-ever NFL game to be played in Brazil will feature the Dallas Cowboys working to take down the Baltimore Ravens and former league MVP Lamar Jackson.

On their business trip to Brazil, a tall task awaits the Cowboys defense once again in Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and the Ravens offense. In this week's Here We Goooo, we discuss where Dallas can find some advantages.

The Cowboys are headed to Brazil for just their second international regular-season game but they've been overseas before. Check out some trivia questions regarding the international games.

Cowboys defensive tackle Quinnen Williams is no stranger to international stages, having played in three games across the pond in his career. He talked about what goes in to international games and how Dallas can improve at stopping the run.

Being an NFL kicker means paying attention to even the smallest details and, as Brandon Aubrey and the Cowboys head to Brazil, that means sticking to his usual plan.

Sunday's matchup with the Ravens will include a former Cowboys draft pick is now in his 10th pro season.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

George Pickens, Jake Ferguson and other star Cowboys players can't wait to take care of business in Brazil, knowing they'll also make NFL history in the process.

Cowboys WR George Pickens is looking to 'get the mission done' against the Ravens in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, and discussed his start to the season with and without the ball in his hands.

Ahead of Sunday's anticipated matchup in Brazil, the Cowboys have some intriguing numbers both last week and this week in Rio. Among them is a stat that has Caleb Downs in rare company.

As Mickey Spagnola writes in this week's Mick Shots, this trip to Rio is certainly no vacation. The Cowboys will be focused and all business in preparing for the Ravens. Plus, the size of the cleat, thumbs up for Tyler Smith and more.

Lessons were learned from the Week 1 loss that helped power the offense in their Week 2 and, as they go to Rio for Week 3, there are still steps to take that, according to Ryan Flournoy, will be taken.

The Cowboys defense knows the challenge that awaits them in Rio with Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense. DT Kenny Clark and OLB Donovan Ezeiruaku broke down the matchup and what Dallas' defense needs to do on Sunday.