Next Sunday, the Ravens and Cowboys will play in Rio de Janeiro, at Maracaña Stadium. And there are reportedly concerns about the grass there. Via Mauricio Rodriguez of AtoZSports.com, complaints about the quality of the field are coming from soccer players who have played there in recent days.

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One of the marquee NFL games in Week 3 will be a clash between the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens in Brazil’s famed Maracaña Stadium, home to some of the biggest soccer teams in South America. But with the game just eight days away, concerns are brewing over the field conditions.

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The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys will play their Week 3 game in Rio de Janeiro next Sunday. It’s a highly anticipated game, but Maracanã Stadium has legitimate field concerns. Flamengo goalkeeper Agustín Rossi recently criticized the stadium’s field, saying it’s “unbelievable” that his team is playing on it.

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