Dak Prescott critiques Brazilian fans' tribute during NFL game in Rio

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Last updated Sep 28, 2026

Dak Prescott critiques Brazilian fans' tribute during NFL game in Rio
Summary

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott provided a candid review of the giant caricature unveiled by Brazilian fans at the Maracanã Stadium on September 27, 2026. While he appreciated the tribute, he described the artwork as 'terrible' and lacking resemblance to himself. The mosaic was part of the NFL's first regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro, where the Cowboys faced the Baltimore Ravens, who eventually claimed a 34-31 victory. Prescott maintained a lighthearted tone throughout his critique and expressed hope that fans enjoyed the display, despite his lack of fondness for its quality.

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  • •Dak Prescott critiques a caricature by Brazilian fans as 'terrible'.
  • •The NFL held its first regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro.
  • •Baltimore Ravens defeated the Dallas Cowboys 34-31.
  • •Fans unveiled a mosaic tribute to Prescott and Lamar Jackson.
  • •Prescott appreciated the effort but questioned the artwork's resemblance.
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The NFL went to Rio de Janeiro and gave Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott the full international-star treatment. The Maracanã, a massive crowd, a giant pregame display, and, unfortunately for Prescott, a cartoon version of his face that looked like someone had borrowed his No.

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