With a game on Friday in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the NFL is entering new territory, and the two teams participating in this duel are also entering new territory.

The Packers have a new coordinator in Jeff Hafley and the Eagles have new coordinators on both sides of the ball after making big changes in the wake of their collapse at the end of the 2023 season. Kellen Moore is now in charge of running the offense and in his press conference on Monday he addressed the difficulty of going into the first week of the season without a clear idea of ​​what you will see on the field.

“Yeah, a lot of people face that, in football in general and certainly in the NFL, where you’re going up against an opponent where there are a lot of unknowns, whether it’s personnel-wise or game-wise — our game is very game-wise focused,” Moore said, according to a team transcript. “You realize the different points that you can connect with, whether it’s coaches, players, all the different circumstances. But you understand that when the season starts, everyone in the NFL is dealing with unknowns. It may be a returning group that’s been together for 10 years. They’re going to evolve in some ways in the offseason. You definitely have to emphasize that there’s going to be an element of newness. You lean heavily on what you’ve invested a lot of time in, things that people feel comfortable with, you understand what the tools are and what adjustments need to be made during a game, and we understand that adaptation football is going to be a part of that.”

In addition to their new attack scheme and the trip to Brazil, the Eagles will adapt due to the absence of center Jason Kelce and they will have to master the entire package without stumbling if they want to return to Philadelphia with a win under their belt.