Why Cowboys' Micah Parsons is 'not even worried about Lamar' Jackson ahead of Week 3 showdown with Ravens
Facing the Baltimore Ravens and their star-studded offensive backfield of two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry would cause any defense to worry. Dallas Cowboys three-time All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons even called Jackson "probably the best dual-threat quarterback in the league and in history,
Through two weeks, the 2024 NFL season is turning into the Year of the Kicker. Collectively, the NFL's 32 kickers are off to ...
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'Wipe the blood off': This Cowboys defender eager to turn page, excited to face Ravens run gameThe opening chapter in the Cowboys' 2024 story was a thriller, with the larger-than-life heroes mopping the floor with the ...
The Baltimore Ravens rank last at No. 32 in the NFL in opponent pass yards allowed per game. Still, defensive back Marlon ...
Baltimore visits Dallas in a matchup of frequent playoff participants in recent seasons. The Ravens are 0-2 for the first ...
For Cowboys’ backup quarterback Trey Lance, he’s been cast in a supporting role as a two-time NFL MVP. Lance has spent the ...
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The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys each have their own reasons to be angry going into their Week 3 meeting.
Baltimore's pass defense — which was expected to be one of the team's strengths — ranks last in the NFL in yards allowed.
Dallas has reverted back to 2021 with Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and Ezekiel Elliott as its big three. That won’t be enough.
Ravens rookie cornerback Nate Wiggins returned to practice in a limited capacity Thursday for the first time in over a week.
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