The Cowboys were manhandled by the Ravens on Sunday afternoon at AT&T Stadium, their second consecutive loss. After a 16-game home winning streak, the

The energy at AT&T Stadium in Dallas is reaching new heights as two of the NFL’s most iconic teams face off, the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens.

The numbers and the eye test showed another pitiful performance by the Cowboys’ defense Sunday. The Ravens, a 28-25 winner at AT&T Stadium, didn’t do anything different than what the home team hadn’t seen before on tape from them.

After one week, the Dallas Cowboys looked like one of the best teams in the NFL. After two weeks, the Baltimore Ravens were 0-2 with a home loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. It's hard to count on anything so far this season.

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.

After last week’s troubling loss, the Dallas Cowboys are hoping to re-establish dominance at AT&T Stadium. Reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens are in town this weekend. Like Dallas,

For the first 50 minutes of Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens, the Dallas Cowboys’ offense was nearly non-existent. A pair of very long field goals by Brandon Aubrey accounted for all six of Dallas’ points on the scoreboard.

The Dallas Cowboys' late-game comeback effort came up just short, as the team dropped their Week 3 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens 28-25. The Cowboys showed a no-quit attitude, but in the end, the deficit was too big for Dallas.