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The Pittsburgh Steelers will play the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day.

Netflix announced on Wednesday afternoon that the Steelers will host the Chiefs at Acrisure Stadium at 1 p.m. on Dec. 25.

The Steelers have played twice on Christmas Day and have never lost.

The matchup will be on Netflix, the streaming service’s first time airing a game.

The Baltimore Ravens-Houston Texans game will also be on Netflix.

I tend to poke fun at a lot of offseason news, but none could be sillier than stories surrounding the NFL schedule release.

Much like free agency and the NFL Draft, the schedule release has its own aura of anticipation. Unlike the other two, we already know most of what’s going to happen before the full calendar is announced.

I know I’ve given my two cents on mock drafts and how nonsensical that can be.

(Especially when the season isn’t over yet.)

The same can be said for free agency, when players are still negotiating with their current team but various writers clickbait headlines about a star moving to Team Y, only to see them re-sign with Team X.

However, the NFL schedule release may now be on a level of ridiculousness that supersedes all of the other clickbait throughout the offseason.

The league has perpetuated this insanity by handing out breadcrumbs throughout the process, first announcing new international game sites.

The NFL then releases smidges of information, but not for every team.