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The Washington Commanders pulled off the season's biggest upset by defeating the Seattle Seahawks 33-31, while Baker Mayfield suffered a hand injury. The NFL's first game in Rio de Janeiro ended in a dramatic 34-31 Ravens victory, and the Indianapolis Colts avoided a 0-3 start with a late field goal.
NFL.com analysts predict the Las Vegas Raiders will upset the New Orleans Saints to reach 3-0, while Baker Mayfield leads a Tampa Bay Buccaneers comeback against the Minnesota Vikings. The week also features the NFL’s first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro, with Baltimore favored over Dallas, and several high-ceiling fantasy matchups.
The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens will face off in the first-ever NFL game in Brazil on Sunday at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. The Cowboys, currently 1-1, are focused on rest and field conditions, while the Ravens aim to improve to 2-1. Cheerleaders and players have expressed excitement, and local fans are receiving special access to the historic match.
The Dallas Cowboys are traveling to Rio de Janeiro for the first-ever NFL game in Brazil, facing the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer emphasized a strict rest protocol during the 10-hour flight to ensure players are ready for practice, dismissing concerns about the playing surface as standard outdoor variables. While players expressed excitement about the historic venue, analysts note the Cowboys' defense remains vulnerable against mobile quarterbacks, a potential weakness against Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
The body of U.S. singer Oliver Tree was returned to California after a June 14 helicopter crash above Rio de Janeiro that killed six people. Police are investigating possible human error by a pilot or air traffic controllers. Tree had been touring South America and was slated to perform in São Paulo; tributes poured in as his family mourned and supporters spoke of his lasting impact and plans for a charitable grant in his name.
American musician Oliver Tree and YouTuber Gaspar Prim were identified among six people killed in a mid-air helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro; authorities say the helicopters collided and crashed into a car dealership parking lot, with investigations ongoing.
A Rio de Janeiro surveillance video released by the city’s Fire Department shows one of two helicopters colliding and plunging into a car‑ dealership lot, igniting a fire that killed Oliver Tree and five others. Authorities are investigating the crash’s cause, which remains unconfirmed. Tree was in Brazil for his “The World’s First World Tour,” having played in São Paulo on June 6 and scheduled for Lisbon on July 13; his ex, Melanie Martinez, paid tribute after his death.
Two helicopters collided midair in Rio de Janeiro, crashing onto a car dealership and sparking a fire; five people died in the first helicopter and one in the second, with American singer Oliver Tree Nickell listed among the six passengers. Authorities have not yet identified all victims and the cause is under investigation.
American singer Oliver Tree was among six people killed when two helicopters collided over Rio de Janeiro; one helicopter crashed into the parking lot of a car dealership, sparking a fire. Tree was listed on the passenger manifest but his body had not yet been identified. Argentine YouTuber Gaspar Prim Diaz, known as Gaspi, and several others were also killed as investigators probe the cause. Tree, known for viral videos and a world tour that included a June 6 show in São Paulo, had tributes from figures like KSI, Steve-O, and DJ Diplo.
American singer Oliver Tree died in a midair collision between two helicopters in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, along with five others including the pilot of the other helicopter; Tree, 32, was aboard the chopper with four other passengers when the crash occurred west of downtown Rio.
American singer Oliver Tree was listed as a passenger on one of two helicopters that collided midair over Rio de Janeiro, killing all six aboard; authorities have not yet identified the bodies and an investigation into the cause is underway, with debris on the ground and one helicopter crashing onto a car dealership lot that caught fire.
Two helicopters collided in midair over Rio de Janeiro’s Recreio dos Bandeirantes, killing all six aboard; their wreckage crashed into the parking lot of an electric vehicle dealership, igniting about 20 cars. The fire was difficult to extinguish due to toxic gases from lithium‑ion batteries, and the second helicopter carried only the pilot. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause.
American musician Oliver Tree died at 32 when two helicopters collided mid-air over Rio de Janeiro during his Brazil tour, killing all six people aboard, including Tree; one chopper crashed into a car dealership causing a fire; investigators are looking into the cause.
Oliver Tree, the singer/producer behind Life Goes On and Miss You, died at 32 when two helicopters collided in Recreio dos Bandeirantes, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Sunday morning. Six people were killed, including Tree, Argentine YouTuber Gaspar Prim, Lucas Vignale, Lucas Brito Chaves, and two pilots; the cause is under investigation. Tree rose to fame on Vine as ‘Turbo,’ released four Atlantic albums, and had recent shows in São Paulo with a Lisbon date planned for July 1.
Oliver Tree, the California-born singer behind 'Alien Boy' and 'Life Goes On,' died at 32 in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro. The Sunday-morning crash in the city’s southwest, involving two helicopters and killing six people, occurred while Tree was in Brazil on tour and had been posting from there shortly before his death.