In a few days, all of us will witness a new chapter in the NFL and the streaming giant’s sports-media ambitions when Netflix streams the Kansas City Chiefs-Pittsburgh Steelers game at 1 p.m. ET, followed by the Baltimore Ravens-Houston Texans game at 4:30 p.m. ET.

Netflix will be the fourth SVOD to exclusively stream an NFL game to their subscibers, joining Prime Video, ESPN+ and ESPN.

Netflix will stream two NFL games on Christmas Day, a huge test of its live-event chops, using the most popular programming source on television. It should be huge.

Mariah Carey will join Netflix's first NFL doubleheader to sing "All I Want for Christmas" on their first Christmas Day telecast.

Netflix has its work cut out for itself ahead of Christmas Day. The streaming giant did not have much success broadcasting the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight back in November. Millions of Netflix customers complained about issues with the platform throughout the fight.

Weeks after Netflix's attempt to air a Jake Paul boxing match was rife with technical glitches, the streaming service will play host to a Chiefs-Steelers game on Dec. 25 — with a Beyoncé halftime show.