While the start of the 2026 NFL season hasn't exactly gone as planned for the Dallas Cowboys in terms of win-loss record, as Dallas currently sits at 1-2, dropping games to the New York Giants and Baltimore Ravens, there have still been some things to be somewhat happy with. 

If the Cowboys can continue to play how they have against the Commanders and Ravens, mainly on the offensive side of the football, it's not unfair to say that Dallas should be one of the better teams in the NFL.

As for the fan base, everybody knows that Cowboys fans are looking for this team to win a Super Bowl. 

Cowboys fans are some of the best in the world, and that's part of why the Cowboys have so much pressure to win every single season. All the fans do is show out each and every week, and that was on full display in their game against the Ravens. 

According to the latest report, the Cowboys' game against the Ravens was the most-viewed international game in NFL history.

“The first regular-season NFL game held in Rio de Janeiro has set a new viewership record. The Baltimore Ravens ' 34-31 victory over the Dallas Cowboys averaged 24.9 million viewers on CBS.

“According to Nielsen data released by the network, it is the most-watched international game in NFL history,” Romain Champagne of DAZN wrote.

Having a team like the Cowboys take on Lamar Jackson, and this being the most-viewed international game in NFL history, doesn't come as much of a surprise. 

The Cowboys are always going to show out, and the Ravens have a great fan base themselves. Factor that in with two elite quarterbacks going at it, and if you're a fan of the NFL, you should have been watching this game. It was action-packed, though it ultimately resulted in a tough loss for Dallas, one that it likely should have felt like it could have won.

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