The NFL is debuting on Netflix on Christmas Day, including the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans. If you're a Netflix subscriber, you can easily access the app and click on the matchup you want to watch.

But if you're unfamiliar with Netflix, we're here to help you watch the NFL on Christmas Day action. This is the first year of a three-year term where Netflix will feature the NFL on Christmas Day action. Here's a schedule of the Netflix offerings:

• NFL Christmas Gameday on Netflix from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• Chiefs vs. Steelers at 1 p.m.
• Ravens vs. Texans at 4:30 p.m.

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If you have a smart TV, laptop, phone, or a Wi-Fi-enabled Roku or similar dongle that features applications, you can access Netflix. Netflix does not offer a free trial subscription, so you'll have to pay to watch the NFL on Christmas Day. 

Netflix allows you to stream movies, shows, documentaries, and now live sports. Its own internally developed content complements the biggest content ever created worldwide. 

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You'll only need the standard version to watch the NFL on Netflix, which costs $6.99 plus taxes for one month of access. 

There's no refund option, so you're paying at least that to watch. There's also a premium option with no ads and some other small extras for $15.49 monthly.

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Netflix was launched in 1997 as a DVD rental service by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph in Scotts Valley, California. Initially, it operated by allowing customers to rent DVDs online, which were then delivered via mail. 

In 2007, Netflix revolutionized the entertainment industry by introducing its streaming platform, enabling subscribers to watch TV shows, movies, and other content online, directly to their devices.

What makes Netflix unique is its adaptability and relentless focus on innovation. It transformed the entertainment consumption landscape by popularizing the subscription-based streaming model, providing users with an ad-free viewing experience and the convenience of on-demand entertainment. 

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Netflix's algorithms are another defining feature, offering personalized recommendations based on viewing history and preferences, enhancing user engagement.

Netflix’s foray into original programming, starting with House of Cards in 2013, set a new benchmark in content creation. Today, it boasts a vast library of critically acclaimed originals like Stranger Things, The Crown, and Squid Game, which cater to diverse audiences across the globe. 

Its strategy of releasing entire seasons at once has also catered to the "binge-watching" culture.

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Another unique aspect of Netflix is its global reach and commitment to local content. It has invested heavily in producing regional shows and films, allowing it to connect with audiences in over 190 countries. 

By constantly evolving with technology and audience demands, Netflix has established itself as a leader in the ever-competitive streaming market.