Beyoncé will fittingly perform at halftime during the 4:30 p.m. ET Ravens vs. Texans game in her hometown of Houston. For those who are only tuning in for her performance, it'll likely be closer to 5:45 p.m. ET, depending on how the first half unfolds.

The Chiefs-Steelers game will begin at 1 p.m. ET in Pittsburgh. CBS Sports's Ian Eagle will serve as the play-by-play announcer, while ex-NFL stars Nate Burleson and J.J. Watt will add color commentary.

After a request to loan Tom Brady was denied, Netflix has now announced the 22 on-air talents that will contribute to NFL Christmas Gameday on a historic occasion for the platform

Since 2020, at least one game has been played on Dec. 25 every year, but there will be a small change for every team this year. According to Adam Schefter, the NFL recently sent a new memo claiming that each team will wear a special "holiday-inspired uniform patch" for Weeks 16 and 17.

There's just over two weeks to go until Netflix's next major live sporting event. As such, the streamer has gifted excited fans with its star-studded roster for Dec. 25's NFL Christmas Gameday. Joining halftime performer Beyoncé on the big day will be comedians Bert Kreischer and Nate Bargatze — the former will serve as a tailgate correspondent,

NFL broadcasting lineup features father-son duo Ian and Eagle, J.J. Watt, Greg Olsen and many more. Here's the full lineup.

We are a couple of weeks away from witnessing for the first time in history live NFL games on Netflix. That's right, football and Christmas are coming to the streaming platform In

Netflix will broadcast NFL games for the first time later this month. View the announcer lineup for each game inside.

The Ravens-Houston Texans game on Christmas Day will be announced by NBC sportscaster Noah Eagle, the son of CBS announcer Ian Eagle, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The performance marks a pivotal moment for both the artist and streaming giant Netflix, which will broadcast its first-ever live NFL event.