Packers vs. Eagles in Brazil: Why can't the teams wear green? What to know about the rule

The Packers and Eagles are set to face off in Brazil, but there's one catch: neither team can wear green. Here's why.

The NFL has a rule that prohibits teams from wearing the same color jerseys on the field. This is to avoid confusion for players, referees, and fans. In the case of the Packers and Eagles, both teams have green as their primary color. So, to avoid confusion, the NFL has ruled that neither team can wear green in the game.

Here are some additional details about the rule:

• The rule applies to all games, including preseason, regular season, and postseason games.
• The rule also applies to practice jerseys.
• If two teams are scheduled to wear the same color jerseys, the home team must change its jerseys.
• If the home team refuses to change its jerseys, the game will be postponed or canceled.

The NFL's rule against teams wearing the same color jerseys is in place to ensure that games are played fairly and without confusion. While it may seem like a minor rule, it is actually quite important for the safety and integrity of the game.