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NFL's Rio broadcast guide separates US, Brazilian and international access

Cowboys–Ravens starts at 5:25 p.m. in Brasília on September 27. The NFL lists different viewing routes by territory, so US television details do not establish worldwide access.

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The Dallas Cowboys–Baltimore Ravens game in Rio de Janeiro puts a familiar Sunday NFL slot inside an international broadcast map. The league lists kickoff at Maracanã on September 27 for 4:25 p.m. Eastern, 1:25 p.m. Pacific and 5:25 p.m. Brasília time.

The NFL's viewing guide names CBS for United States television. In Brazil it lists sportv, ge tv and ge.globo, alongside NFL Game Pass on DAZN. Fans outside the United States are directed to Game Pass International on DAZN, with local availability applying.

Interpretation

Those distinctions matter for English-speaking viewers travelling abroad or following from different countries. A United States channel listing is not a promise that the same feed or subscription will work elsewhere. The league advises selecting the viewer's region in its international viewing information to check the relevant partner.

Interpretation

The practical check is therefore both where a viewer is watching and which local time applies, even though the teams are playing the Week 3 fixture.

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