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Cowboys facing unprecedented NFL travel scenario for Week 3 game vs. Ravens in Brazil
When the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens head to Brazil this week, both teams will be dealing with a travel situation that no other NFL team has ever had to face.
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When the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens head to Brazil this week, both teams will be dealing with a travel situation that no other NFL team has ever had to face. The NFL has essentially turned the Cowboys and Ravens into guinea pigs this week. For the Cowboys, they'll be the first team in NFL history to fly at least 5,000 miles for a game and not get a bye the following week.
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