Netflix kicked things off with a two-hour pregame show that had a lot of familiar faces, and also a bunch of plugs for some of its big shows and new movies. J.J. Watt had some fun

It's looking like another Merry Christmas for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2025. The two-time defending Super Bowl champions have the NFL's best record and have been the most clutch, if not fortunate, team in the NFL this season,

The NFL will embark on a new Christmas Day tradition starting this year. Christmas Day games have been played in the past throughout the NFL, but only on special occasions.  That will change this Wednesday,

Netflix is under a lot of pressure for Wednesday's NFL Christmas doubleheader after many subscribers had issues watching the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight.

Netflix today begins its first live broadcast of the NFL, with a two-hour pregame show leading up to Chiefs vs. Steelers at 1 p.m. and Ravens vs. Texans at 4:30 p.m. The Wall Street Journal reported Netflix paid $150 million for the two games, and the streamer will get at least one holiday game each of the next two seasons.

It has finally happened: Netflix now has live football. Announced earlier this year, Christmas Day marks the beginning of the NFL's expansion onto the popular streaming service, with two games on tap for this year: the Chiefs and Steelers in the opener at 1 p.m. ET, followed by the Ravens and Texans in the day's second game at 4:30 p.m. ET.

The NFL is teaming up with Netflix for a Christmas Day doubleheader. The Chiefs and Ravens are favored in their respective matchups.

The video streaming giant has assembled a cast of 22 sports personalities in all from across a variety of networks. NFL fans will recognize CBS's Ian Eagle, ESPN's Mina Kimes and Fox's Greg Olsen, among others, as they provide commentary on the two games throughout the day.

Netflix released a trailer on Christmas for the upcoming Happy Gilmore 2 movie starring Adam Sandler, a sequel to the 1996 comedy classic. The

With arguably its most important live events ever on deck, Netflix has already thoroughly impressed Wall Street this year.

The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day, and if you're looking to watch it live in KC without Netflix, we have you covered.