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The Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles faced significant logistical challenges in preparing for their historic NFL game in São Paulo, Brazil. The teams undertook extensive planning and coordination to transport players, equipment, and necessary resources for the first NFL game in South America. This involved months of preparation, multiple modes of transportation, and careful attention to detail to ensure a smooth experience for both teams in an unfamiliar environment.
- The logistics of transporting NFL teams internationally is a complex and costly process.
- Both teams had to adapt to new conditions and ensure player comfort during the long flight.
- The involvement of local authorities and understanding of Brazilian customs was crucial for a successful event.
Tanner McKee | QB
Week 1
- McKee's familiarity with Brazil and fluency in Portuguese made him a valuable resource for the team.
- He expressed excitement about the cultural experience for the players.
Malik Willis | QB
Pickup
Week 1
- Willis mentioned he already had a passport from a previous trip, easing his travel preparations.
Green Bay Packers
- The Packers faced unique challenges in transporting their equipment and ensuring player comfort during the long flight.
Philadelphia Eagles
- The Eagles coordinated closely with their logistics team to prepare for the trip and ensure a smooth experience in Brazil.