RM: Glad this won't involve the Chargers:

https://deadline.com/2024/03/nfl-2024-season-brazil-streaming-peacock-prime-video-1235868694/

NFL Slates September Game In Brazil, Streaming Exclusively On Peacock

By Dade Hayes

The NFL is breaking new ground this season with a September game in
Brazil, the first time a regular-season contest will take place in South
America.

The Week 1 game will be exclusively streamed on Peacock, giving
NBCUniversal three stand-alone games in the first week of the season.

The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the teams playing in the game. Their
opponent and the kickoff time will be announced at a later date. The
September 6 contest will also mark the first time in more than 50 years
that the league is kicking off its season on Friday night.

Along with the season-opener news, the NFL also confirmed that Prime
Video has secured exclusive rights to stream a wild-card playoff game
next January. (That news first emerged in February but is now official.)
Peacock’s carriage of the Kansas City Chiefs-Miami Dolphins wild-card
game last January drew record-setting tune-in for a livestream,
averaging about 23 million viewers. Amazon, meanwhile, is two years into
a long-term deal to stream 15 Thursday Night Football games each season
and also hosted the first NFL game on Black Friday last November.

Although these streaming games are labeled as “exclusives,” the games
will continue to air on broadcast TV in each team’s home market as well
as on mobile devices via NFL+ per the NFL’s media rights agreements.

Hans Schroeder, EVP of media distribution for the NFL, made the
announcements at the league’s annual meeting in Orlando, FL.

“As media consumption habits evolve, the NFL continues to work with our
partners to put our games on digital platforms where our fans are
increasingly spending their time,” Schroeder said. “The viewership
success of both Thursday Night Football on Prime Video and the historic
wild-card game on Peacock last season are strong indicators our
streaming distribution is resonating with our fans.”

NBC Sports President Rick Cordella said it was “unprecedented” to have a
single company carrying three opening-week prime-time games. He noted
that the September event on Peacock will follow the Paris Olympics and
Paralympics, which will deliver livestreams of every event across
several weeks.

Jay Marine, global head of sports and ads, Prime Video, said the company
is “proud to expand our relationship with the league.”