Christmas Day football schedule: 2024 NFL matchups, TV, streaming

By Kevin Kelley -

The Christmas Day football schedule in 2024 features two games this season, and both are NFL contests.

Football action on Christmas Day begins at 1:00pm ET with the reigning Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs traveling to face the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pa. The game will be a streaming-only event on Netflix.

The Christmas Day football schedule in 2024 concludes with a second NFL contest at 4:30pm ET. The Baltimore Ravens will travel to face the Houston Texans in that matchup at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. Like the Chiefs-Steelers contest, the Ravens-Texans game will only be available to stream via Netflix.

The NFL Christmas games are available to view on Netflix in all plans. Plans available include Standard with ads ($6.99 per month; 1080p), Standard ($15.49 per month; 1080p), and Premium ($22.99 per month; 4K + HDR).

After taking a one-day break due to NFL action, the college football bowl schedule will resume the day after Christmas on Thursday, Dec. 26 with three contests on ESPN beginning at 2:00pm ET.

Christmas Day football schedule: 2024

Wednesday, Dec. 25, 2024

Kansas City at Pittsburgh
1:00pm ET | Netflix (Stream)
Acrisure Stadium – Pittsburgh, PA
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Baltimore at Houston
4:30pm ET | Netflix (Stream)
NRG Stadium – Houston, TX
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NFL Schedules

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Comments (9)

NFL is so obsessed with ratings that they’ll schedule teams on short rest, just so that there can be games on Christmas Day.

Nice job NFL. No one will be watching. Thanks for shutting out 90% of your fans by putting these on Netflix.

I’d rather give up giving a damn about the NFL than be forced to order streaming channels I have no interest in. Kinda like their international games, no one watches them either. NFL needs new leadership desperately! College football is taking them over anyway. Shocking that college football with all those competing campus presidents can come up with a better plan for the fans than the NFL. The fools have taken over the hen house. Go figure?

College Football could potentially have International games in future.

I would like Ohio-State-Texas to fill Indianapolis Lucas Oil Stadium void now that Nebraska-Cincinnati now fill Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium as A Neutral site game.

Merry Christmas Michael!!!

Netflix Only?!?!?!? You don’t know much about keeping fans happy with you. We live in a tech-challenged area.

NBA Games are happy with Netflix getting two NFL Fans & hopefully NBA Regain it’s momentum on Christmas Day.

Merry Christmas Christina!!!