Christmas Day Football: Kansas City at Pittsburgh; Baltimore at Houston
The first-ever NFL games streamed on Netflix will be played today, Christmas Day, December 25, featuring four playoff-bound AFC teams, when the Kansas City Chiefs (14-1, AFC West) visit the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-5, playoff berth) (1 p.m. ET) and the Baltimore Ravens (10-5, playoff berth) travel to face the Houston Texans (9-6, AFC South) (4:30 p.m. ET).
Kansas City and Baltimore are set to play on Christmas for the second-consecutive season while Pittsburgh has won both of its previous Christmas appearances, defeating Baltimore in 2016 and Houston in 2017 in the Texans’ only previous game on the holiday.
The Chiefs can secure the AFC’s No. 1 seed, lone first-round bye and home-field advantage with a franchise-record 15th victory and become the second reigning Super Bowl champions to win 15 games, joining the 2011 Green Bay Packers (15-1).
Tied atop the AFC North in a division that can’t be decided until Week 18, the Steelers are looking to position themselves for their first division title since 2020, while the Ravens can win the AFC North in consecutive seasons for the third time ever (2018-19 and 2011-12).
The Texans secured their second-consecutive AFC South division title and can win 10 games in consecutive seasons for the third time (2018-19 and 2011-12).
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(Source: NFL)
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