Can you watch Christmas Day Games on NFL Game Pass? Streaming details, schedule, and more

The eagerly awaited NFL Christmas Day games are finally upon us. On Wednesday, the two Week 17 matchups will see the Kansas City Chiefs travel to face the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Houston Texans host the Baltimore Ravens.

Since the doubleheader won't be broadcast on national TV, fans want to know whether they can watch the Christmas Day games on NFL Game Pass.

Can you watch Christmas Day games on NFL Game Pass?

Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson - Source: Imagn

Fans outside the U.S. can watch the Christmas Day games on NFL Game Pass International. In the U.S., fans can live stream both matchups exclusively on Netflix.

Here's all you need to know about the Chiefs-Steelers game, which is the early kickoff on Christmas.

• Date: Wednesday, Dec. 25, 2024
• Time: 1 p.m. ET
• TV channel: N/A on national TV, KCTV5 (for locals in Kansas City)
• Live stream: Netflix, NFL Game Pass International (for fans outside the USA)
• Venue: Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The Chiefs (14-1) have already won the AFC West and will aim to finish the regular season on a high before starting their preparations for the postseason. Three-time Super Bowl winner quarterback Patrick Mahomes will lead the offense for Kansas City.

Meanwhile, the Steelers (10-5) have also qualified for the playoffs and plan to seal the AFC North in the coming weeks. Russell Wilson will start as Pittsburgh's quarterback on Wednesday.

Here's all you need to know about the Texans-Ravens game, which is the second matchup on Christmas Day.

• Date: Wednesday, Dec. 25, 2024
• Time: 4:30 p.m. ET
• TV channels: NA on national TV, KHOU (for locals in Houston) and WJZ-TV (for locals in Baltimore)
• Live streaming: Netflix, NFL Game Pass International (for fans outside the USA)
• Venue: NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas

The Texans (9-6) have already won the AFC South and will look to carry some momentum heading into the postseason. Pro Bowl quarterback C.J. Stroud will lead Houston's offense on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, the Ravens (10-5) have also booked their berth in the playoffs and are now competing with the Steelers for the divisional title. Two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson will lead Baltimore's offense on Christmas Day.