NFL's First Brazil Game Faces Political Concern
NFL's First Brazil Game Faces Political Concern
NFL's First Brazil Game Faces Political Concern
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Wisconsin state Rep. John Macco has urged the NFL to reconsider the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles game in São Paulo, Brazil, citing political unrest and safety concerns. Despite his warnings, the teams and many fans have already arrived in Brazil for the NFL’s first game in South America, scheduled for Friday. The game will be played at Corinthians Arena, featuring the same turf as Lambeau Field and Lincoln Financial Field. Eagles cornerback Darius Slay expressed safety concerns about the high crime rate in Brazil but later apologized for his comments. Authorities in São Paulo have increased police presence to ensure safety. The game will be streamed exclusively on Peacock and marks a significant international expansion for the NFL.

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