Report: Cowboys to play in Rio de Janeiro in 2026
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The Dallas Cowboys are set to play a regular season NFL game in Brazil during the 2026 season, marking their first appearance in South America. The NFL announced plans for the Cowboys to participate in a game in Rio de Janeiro, which will be the league's inaugural game in the city. This marks the Cowboys' second international game, following their 2014 victory over the Jaguars in London. The Brazil game is part of the NFL's broader plan to host nine international games in 2026, which will also include contests in London, Melbourne, Mexico City, Madrid, Paris, and Munich. No specific date or opponent for the Cowboys' game in Rio has been confirmed.
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