The NFL will once again be staging regular season games on Christmas Day. Fans are in for a treat with Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs in action against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Since the announcement earlier this year that Netflix would broadcast two Christmas Day NFL games, it’s been a popular parlor game amongst sports media types to guess who the streamer would tap ...

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Christmas Day used to belong to the NBA for years, serving as the unofficial point when many basketball fans tune in to see their favorite teams and players. With the NFL growing faster than ever ...

Two regular season games will take place on December 25. The NFL will once again be staging regular season games on Christmas Day. Fans are in for a treat with Super Bowl champions the Kansas City ...

Netflix has its announcers for the streaming giant's first foray into broadcasting NFL games this Christmas Day. According to The Athletic, Ian Eagle will call one game, while his son, Noah Eagle ...

NFL.com's Bobby Kownack breaks down four things to watch for when the Kansas City Chiefs host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on ...

Last year, the NFL’s three Christmas games ranked among the Top 25 most-viewed TV programs of 2023, with the Raiders vs. the Chiefs drawing the highest Christmas Day viewership since 1989.

For the first time, Netflix will air NFL games as the streaming service broadcasts a pair of Christmas Day matchups. Per The Athletic's Andrew Marchand, the crew for the two games will be Ian ...

NFL Thanksgiving games are an annual tradition — and NFL fans will be treated to a juicy triple-header in 2024. Check out the complete details on how to watch this year’s NFL Thanksgiving Day ...

Netflix’s Christmas Day game broadcast will feature a family flair, sources briefed on the crews for the games told The Athletic. The play-by-play broadcasters for the NFL doubleheader will be ...

Watt, Ian Eagle, and Burleson work for CBS but will be paid by Netflix for their coverage of the Christmas Day games. Streaming games online will continue to be part of the future for the NFL.