The Green Bay Packers, renowned as one of the NFL’s most storied franchises, hold a significant presence not only in the United States but also internationally. This esteemed reputation may pave the way for the Packers to partake in a momentous event.
According to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, the Philadelphia Eagles’ opponent for the opening week in Brazil is expected to be announced shortly after the owners’ meeting held in March. Packers president Mark Murphy disclosed that both the Packers and the Cleveland Browns were under consideration for this prestigious opportunity.
While an official announcement is pending, Murphy hinted at the Packers’ readiness for the occasion. Though he refrained from confirming their selection, signs point to Green Bay being the chosen team. Murphy emphasized the Packers’ substantial popularity in Brazil, underscoring the team’s status as a beloved entity, particularly with their unique community ownership structure and rich history.
The prospect of playing in Brazil holds significant importance for the league, considering the Packers’ immense popularity in the country. Murphy expressed the team’s enthusiasm for the opportunity, affirming their willingness to participate if selected.
