Here’s what pundits predicted for Ravens-Cowboys:

ESPN: 6 of 11 panelists pick Cowboys / NA

Baltimore Banner: 4 of 5 panelists pick Ravens / “This game has the week’s highest over-under, and for good reason. The Cowboys haven’t faced a quarterback as capable as Lamar Jackson. The Ravens haven’t faced a quarterback as capable as Dak Prescott. But the Ravens should be better prepared to stop Dallas’ passing attack than the Cowboys are to stop the Ravens’ run game, and on questionable field conditions, that matters.” – Jonas Shaffer

USA Today: 5 of 6 panelists pick Ravens / NA

NFL.com: 3 of 5 panelists pick Ravens / “”As long as both teams actually have proper footing on the Brazilian turf, they should tear up and down the field. But it’ll be Dak Prescott and Dallas with more points in the end. If the Ravens had trouble with Chris Olave down the stretch in Week 2, just think of the problems they’ll encounter covering two Olaves in CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens in Week 3.” — Jeremy Bergman

NFL Network: 6 of 8 panelists pick Ravens / NA

Sporting News: Ravens 31, Cowboys 27 / “The Ravens were relentless against the Colts but reined themselves in against the Saints as they still are finding the way in Jesse Minter’s defense and the new offense for Lamar Jackson. Jackson was hurt by the wide receiver injuries, but Baltimore can go back to run-heavy basics with him and Derrick Henry vs. a transitional Dallas defense. The Cowboys will be game with Dak Prescott but will fall short in a shootout made to entertain the raucous Rio crowd.”— Vinnie Iyer

CBS Sports: 6 of 7 panelists pick Ravens / “This is one of the games of the week, featuring Lamar Jackson vs. Dak Prescott. Baltimore suffered a bad home loss last week, but I think Jackson rebounds to lead the Ravens to a high-scoring victory. The Cowboys will also score with Prescott throwing it around as well. It’s too bad this isn’t on the fast track in Dallas. Even so, we will see many points.” — Pete Prisco

Pro Football Talk: Ravens 34, Cowboys 30 / “A sloppy field could benefit the guys who know where they’re going, to the detriment of those who are trying to keep up.”— Mike Florio

Sports Illustrated: 6 of 8 panelists pick Ravens / NA