Packers QB Jordan Love gives first impressions of Brazil experience

   

Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers have already made it to Brazil and they are now acclimatizing themselves in a unique environment. While Sao Paulo offers an atmosphere the Packers are not used to, the trip to the South American city is turning out to be a memorable one for Green Bay star quarterback Jordan Love.

Packers QB Jordan Love gives first impressions of Brazil

Now in his second year as a full-time starter for the Packers, Love opened up about the incredible reception he and the Packers have been getting since their arrival in Brazil.

“It’s an awesome experience,” Love said via Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette. “A once-in-a-lifetime experience playing the first-ever NFL game here in Brazil. So that’s awesome. It’s been nothing but love since we got here. Fans were at the airport last night, they were at the hotel. So definitely a lot of love, and I’m excited to see what the atmosphere is like in the stadium tomorrow for the game.

Love is also looking forward to what kind of atmosphere inside the Itaquera Arena when they square off against the Philadelphia Eagles on Friday.

“I know it’s going to be rocking. So I’m very excited. I’m glad to hear Brazilians are all ready to be Packers fans now," Love joked. "So we’re converting everybody, but I’m excited. It’s nothing but love since we’ve been here.”

Love, Packers looking to get the job done in Brazil against a quality opponent

Love and the Packers can make their Brazil experience even more unforgettable if they manage to take down QB Jalen Hurts and the Eagles, who, like Green Bay, are widely considered a major playoff contender. Philadelphia is also in the Super Bowl conversation. 

The Packers are coming off a 9-8 campaign in 2023, with Love showing plenty of promise as a potential franchise quarterback. In 2023, Love passed for 4,159 yards and racked up 32 touchdowns against 11 interceptions while leading the Packers to the playoffs and a wild-card rout of the Dallas Cowboys before they fell to the eventual NFC-champion San Francisco 49ers.