The Dallas Cowboys are set to face an unprecedented travel burden in the 2026 NFL season, with their upcoming schedule projecting them to log the fourth-most miles of any team. Clocking in at a staggering 27,980 miles, this significant increase from previous years has sparked debate among fans and analysts. The primary reason for this extensive travel is a "home" game against the Baltimore Ravens, scheduled for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which alone adds over 10,000 miles to their itinerary. This single international matchup accounts for more travel than some teams will endure all season, raising concerns about player fatigue and logistical challenges for the Cowboys. As the 2026 NFL schedule officially drops, many are questioning if the league is truly "screwing" America's Team with this demanding slate.
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Is The NFL SCREWING The Cowboys With The 2026 NFL Schedule?
This Cowboys Report video scrutinizes the Dallas Cowboys' 2026 NFL schedule, revealing they are projected to travel the fourth-most miles of any team in the league. Host Tom Downey details the staggering 27,980 miles, a significant increase largely driven by their "home" game against the Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This single international matchup adds over 10,000 miles, dramatically impacting their overall travel burden. The video explores the implications of this demanding schedule and questions if the NFL is creating an unfair disadvantage for the Cowboys.
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