- The Baltimore Ravens have -185 odds to beat the Dallas Cowboys.
- There is a 52.5-point total set for the game.
RIO DE JANEIRO – The NFL is headed to South America in Week 3 for a matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys at the Maracana Stadium in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. The Ravens draw the pull from the oddsmakers in this one.
An addition to our gameday threads for Rio! pic.twitter.com/tex0gkM3pA
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) September 24, 2026
Super Bowl sportsbooks give just over a field goal spread to the Ravens in this one at 3.5 points. The 52.5-point total is the highest set total of any game on the Week 3 slate.
Baltimore Ravens Vs. Dallas Cowboys Betting Lines
- Moneyline: Ravens (-185) vs. Cowboys (+160)
- Spread: Ravens -3.5 (-105)
- Total: 52.5
All Signs Point Towards A Shootout
This could be one of the highest-scoring games of the day when looking at how the Cowboys and Ravens are coming in. These are two top-10 offenses in the NFL so far, as the Ravens averaged 29 points while the Cowboys are at 28.5 points for a combined 57.5 points. A +5-point differential against the 52.5-point game total.
The defenses also help the case for the over, as each allows over three touchdowns per game. The Cowboys are 2-0 against their respective overs this season and by a +3 margin. Baltimore is 1-1 against their overs and by a strong 5.5 points on average.
Looking at the Cowboys specifically, they’re bottom five in the league in terms of yards allowed at 391.5. That’s broken up by 218 passing yards and 173.5 rushing yards.
Although the Cowboys have plus money on Texas sportsbooks, keep an eye on the status of Zay Flowers for the Ravens. He could be a difference-maker and push the line in favor of Baltimore if he is ultimately cleared to play.
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