How to watch Chiefs-Steelers Christmas Day NFL game on Netflix

Football fans are getting a pair of gifts this Christmas.

The NFL has scheduled a pair of AFC showdowns for Christmas Day, both of which will be streaming exclusively on Netflix. In the first game the Kansas City Chiefs will try and lock down the top spot in the AFC when they travel east to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Then in the late afternoon game, the Houston Texans and the Baltimore Ravens will square off in a rematch of last season’s AFC Divisional Round game. That contest will also feature a halftime performance from Houston’s own Beyoncé.

Here is how to watch the early game between the Chiefs and the Steelers, and what you need to know.

Wednesday’s first game features the 10-5 Pittsburgh Steelers hosting the 14-1 Kansas City Chiefs.

When: Wednesday, December 25, 1:00 p.m. Eastern
Where: Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA
TV/Streaming: This game will be streamed exclusively on Netflix. Current Netflix subscribers can find the game after logging in, available currently under the “New & Popular” tab, which looks like this:

You can see the Chiefs-Steelers game in the upper-left corner. But while you are waiting for kickoff, you might want to check out Senna, a fascinating look at the legendary Formula 1 driver.

For those who are not current subscribers to Netflix, you can subscribe here. Plans start at $6.99 per month (with ads).

For those fans living in both the Kansas City area, and the Pittsburgh area, the game will also be available on your local CBS affiliate. Steelers fans can tune into KDKA, while Chiefs fans will find the game on KCTV.

If you happen to be an NFL+ subscriber, you can stream the game live on a mobile device.

Who is on the broadcast team: A better question?

Who is not on the broadcast team.

Netflix announced a star-studded team for these games earlier this month:

In Pittsburgh Ian Eagle will be on the call, joined by Nate Burleson and J.J. Watt. Melanie Collins and Stacey Dales will be on the sidelines.

What’s at stake: For the Chiefs, a win Wednesday would clinch the top spot in the AFC playoffs, giving Kansas City both the lone bye week on the AFC side of the playoff bracket, as well as home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.

For Pittsburgh, while they are already in the playoffs the Steelers missed out on a chance to clinch the AFC North last week with their loss to the Baltimore Ravens. As a result, both the Ravens and the Steelers are tied with matching 10-5 records. The teams have split the season series, but the Steelers currently have the advantage in the second tiebreaker, which is conference record.

Heading into Week 17, the Steelers have a 7-3 record in the AFC, while the Ravens have a 6-4 record.

Pittsburgh will face the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 18, while the Ravens will take on the Cleveland Browns, after playing the Texans on Christmas Day.