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The Baltimore Ravens visit the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, September 22 in a matchup of two frequent playoff participants in recent seasons.

After being outgained 274-51 on the ground by Baltimore — allowing Derrick Henry, whom the Cowboys could have signed as a free agent this past offseason, to run wild — Dallas is now averaging 73.7 rushing yards while surrendering 185.

Baltimore (1-2) snapped a three-game losing streak dating back to the AFC Championship game and re-established their physical, run-first identity against a team that surrounded 44 points to the Saints one week ago.

Tom Brady will call his third NFL game during Week 3 this Sunday, September 22 as a Fox NFL Analyst. And yes it’s another Cowboys game.

Six teams earned their first wins of the season, while the Vikings improved to 3-0. And what's happening in Dallas? Judy Battista reveals the biggest winners and losers from Week 3's Sunday games.

A relatively close victory is expected for the Dallas Cowboys (1-1) when they play the Baltimore Ravens (0-2) on Sunday, Sept. 22 at AT&T Stadium (starting at 4:25 p.m. ET). Our computer

The Ravens’ offensive line should offer Dallas some opportunities on Sunday afternoon. What else is there for them to love about the matchup? | From @BenGrimaldi

It's Baltimore Ravens vs Dallas Cowboys in Week 3 of the NFL season. Can Micah Parsons and Co. correct their mistakes from a tough Week 2 loss?

Here’s what The Baltimore Sun sports staff had to say immediately after the Ravens’ 28-25 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3.