The Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers are set to make history as they kick off the NFL season with the first regular season game in South America, taking place in São Paulo, Brazil. Both teams will embark on lengthy flights, approximately 12 hours from Wisconsin and 10 hours from Philadelphia, with players planning various activities to pass the time, including watching movies and napping. The Eagles are traveling with a healthy roster, having addressed earlier injury concerns, while both teams have been preparing for this unique opportunity. Eagles' assistant GM Jon Ferrari emphasized that the trip is being treated like a regular away game, despite its length, and logistics have been arranged to ensure a smooth experience. The players will familiarize themselves with the venue, the Corinthians Arena, before the game on Friday night. This historic match marks a significant milestone in the NFL's expansion into international markets.