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Rio field conditions ahead of Cowboys–Ravens matchup

NFL field director Nick Pappas said there were "no concerns right now" about the field for the game in Rio de Janeiro, ESPN reports.

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ESPN's report, shared September 22, quoted NFL field director Nick Pappas saying there were "no concerns right now" about field conditions in Rio de Janeiro for the Dallas Cowboys–Baltimore Ravens game scheduled for that Sunday.

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Rio field conditions ahead of Cowboys–Ravens matchup

NFL field director Nick Pappas said there were "no concerns right now" about the field for the game in Rio de Janeiro, ESPN reports.

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ESPN's report, shared September 22, quoted NFL field director Nick Pappas saying there were "no concerns right now" about field conditions in Rio de Janeiro for the Dallas Cowboys–Baltimore Ravens game scheduled for that Sunday.

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@AdamSchefterNFL field director Nick Pappas said there are "no concerns right now" about the field conditions in Rio de Janeiro for Sunday's game between the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens. Story via @jamisonhensley: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/50000433/nfl-no-concerns-field-conditions-rio-cowboys-ravens

@SBJThe NFL expects Sunday’s Cowboys-Ravens game in Brazil to go ahead as scheduled despite heavy rainfall and a busy soccer schedule at Maracanã Stadium. Field Director Nick Pappas said he has “no suspicions” the game won’t be played. Source: Dallas Morning News / AP https://ow.ly/xZlx50ZQ82E

@FOSThe NFL is confident Brazil’s controversial field will be ready for Cowboys-Ravens. Field director Nick Pappas told FOS he has “full confidence” in his team to get the playing surface ready after heavy rain led to complaints from soccer players.

@YahooSportsMultiple reports over the weekend raised concerns about the field conditions at Maracaña Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the Ravens are scheduled to take on the Cowboys next Sunday in Week 3. Members of CR Flamengo, the home soccer team, have criticized the playing surface, but NFL field director Nick Pappas said on Monday that there are "no concerns right now." More: https://yhoo.it/4yJhLHI

@usatodaysportsMany have been concerned about the field conditions for Cowboys-Ravens in Brazil. Jerry Jones isn't one of them. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/cowboys/2026/09/22/jerry-jones-field-conditions-brazil-cowboys-ravens/91889202007/?taid=6ab332a76c6dc70001a5b241&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter