We are a couple of weeks away from witnessing for the first time in history live NFL games on Netflix. That’s right, football and Christmas are coming to the streaming platform

In May, the NFL and Netflix signed a historic three-year deal for the streaming platform to broadcast Christmas games; this year’s doubleheader will be followed by at least one game in 2025 and 2026

It’s no secret the world that Netflix is exploring with live events, as they recently had the boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. A year ago they signed a 10-year, $5 million deal with WWE to broadcast Monday Night RAW starting in January 2025

For this Christmas edition, the Kansas City Chiefs will face the Pittsburgh Steelers at 1:00 p.m. ET (10:00 a.m. PT), followed by the Baltimore Ravens against the Houston Texans at 4:30 p.m. ET (1:30 p.m. PT)

It seems that they want to start off on the right foot in American soccer, as they have drawn up a luxury list with all the talent that will be in the games contributing their comments.

In addition, a few months ago it was announced that Beyonce would perform live at the NRG Stadium in Houston for the halftime show in the Ravens vs Texans and she was confirmed on Tuesday.

Who will be in the preview?

• Los Angeles will have:
• Kay Adams, host of Up & Adams
• Drew Brees, former quarterback
• Robert Griffin III, former NFL quarterback
• Manti Te’o, NFL Network analyst
• Mina Kimes, NFL analyst at ESPN

Pittsburgh will have:

• Laura Rutledge, ESPN host
• Devin McCourty, NFL analyst at NBC
• Jason McCourty, NFL analyst for ESPN and CBS Sports

This live preview program will begin at 11 a.m. ET (8 a.m. PT) at the NFL Network studios in Los Angeles and at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh.

Chiefs vs Steelers

CBS Sports‘ Ian Eagle will be on play-by-play duties, while former NFL stars Nate Burleson and JJ Watt will provide commentary. CBS Sports‘ Melanie Collins and NFL Network‘s Stacey Dales will be covering the event from the field

Ravens vs Texans

Noah Eagle of NBC Sports and Fox Sports analyst Greg Olsen will be the team calling the game, while Jamie Erdahl and Steve Wyche of NFL Network will report from the sideline.

Other talents who will be on the NFL Christmas broadcast

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport will bring the latest news for Christmas Gameday, while former NFL referee Gene Steratore will serve as rules analyst for both games. NFL Redzone host Scott Hanson will join pregame host Drew Brees to provide commentary outside of the United States.

Bert Kreischer and Nate Bargatze are expected to be present, comedians who will try to give you a couple of laughs at home.