The Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers are set to play the first NFL game in South America on Friday night in Sao Paulo, Brazil, despite initial reluctance from some players about the trip. Eagles coach Nick Sirianni expressed excitement for the game, while players, including cornerback Darius Slay, had previously voiced concerns about traveling to Brazil. Both teams have focused on the game ahead, with Packers players maintaining optimism after a recent international trip to London. The matchup will highlight quarterbacks Jalen Hurts and Jordan Love, with former Eagles players suggesting Love may currently have the edge. Security measures have been enhanced in Sao Paulo, addressing players' concerns about safety. The game promises to draw significant attendance, with over 42,000 fans expected at the NeoQuimica Arena.