Who are the NFL Christmas gameday announcers? All you need to know about the Netflix coverage team

The much-awaited NFL Christmas games are nearly upon us. On Wednesday, the Pittsburgh Steelers will host the Kansas City Chiefs, and the Baltimore Ravens will travel to face the Houston Texans. Both games will be live-streamed exclusively on Netflix.

Who are the NFL Christmas gameday announcers for Steelers vs Chiefs Week 17 matchup?

Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes - Source: Getty

The Steelers vs Chiefs game will see Ian Eagle on the play-by-play duties. He will be joined by former NFL defensive end J.J. Watt and Nate Burleson, who will handle the analysis. Melanie Collins and Stacy Dales will report from the sidelines.

Here are all the key details for the Steelers-Chiefs game.

• 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
• Venue: Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Quarterback Russell Wilson will lead the Steelers (10-5). Pittsburgh has already qualified for the playoffs and eyes AFC North in the coming weeks.

Meanwhile, the Chiefs (14-1) have already clinched the AFC West. Patrick Mahomes will start as Kansas City's quarterback on Wednesday.

Who are the NFL Christmas gameday announcers for Texans vs Ravens Week 17 matchup?

Noah Eagle will be the play-by-play announcer for the Texans-Ravens game. Greg Olsen will provide the analysis, while Jamie Erdahl and Steve Wyche will report from the sidelines.

Here are all the key details for the Texans-Ravens game.

• 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
• Venue: NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas

The Texans (9-6) have clinched the AFC South and will want to carry some momentum heading into the playoffs. Second-year quarterback C.J. Stroud will lead Houston's offense on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, the Ravens (10-5) have also booked a playoff spot and are now in a battle with the Steelers for the divisional title. Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson will start as Baltimore's quarterback.