Mark your calendars, football fans—the NFL has already unwrapped its Christmas gift for 2026, and it's a triple-header of holiday gridiron action. The league's schedule release has confirmed six teams will take the field on December 25, 2026, for Week 16 games, and each matchup brings the added spice of a playoff rematch.

While the NFL only began its tradition of multiple Christmas Day games in 2021, it didn't take long to make it a festive staple. Following the pattern set in 2022, 2023, and 2025, fans will enjoy three games on the holiday itself, plus a "Thursday Night Football" game on Christmas Eve. It's the perfect excuse to keep the celebrations going all weekend long—and maybe show off your team's colors in some fresh gear.

Here's the 2026 Christmas Day lineup, all streaming on Netflix:

Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers — 1:00 p.m. ET
One of the NFL's most storied rivalries gets a holiday spotlight. The Bears and Packers have been clashing since 1921, and this matchup promises cold-weather intensity and a deep history that makes every meeting feel like a playoff game. Whether you're repping the navy and orange or the green and gold, this is a classic way to start your Christmas football feast.

Denver Broncos vs. Buffalo Bills — 4:30 p.m. ET
Two teams with passionate fanbases and a recent playoff history collide in the afternoon slot. The Bills have become perennial contenders, while the Broncos are looking to reassert themselves in the AFC. Expect a battle of high-powered offenses and defenses that could shape the playoff picture—and make sure your wardrobe is ready for whichever side comes out on top.

Seattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Rams — 8:15 p.m. ET
The nightcap features a NFC West showdown that has delivered fireworks in recent years. With the Seahawks' 12th Man energy and the Rams' star-studded roster, this prime-time clash is the perfect way to cap off your holiday. Whether you're a fan of the Pacific Northwest or Tinseltown, this game has all the makings of a classic.

So, as you plan your Christmas celebrations, remember: the stockings can wait, but your game-day outfit shouldn't. Whether you're hosting a watch party or hitting the couch solo, these three games are sure to make the 2026 holiday season unforgettable for football fans everywhere.