The Pittsburgh Steelers and Kansas City Chiefs faced off on Christmas Day in Week 17, and not much went right for Mike Tomlin’s squad. Pittsburgh was completely outclassed by the defending champions and dropped their third game in a row. The Steelers are now 10-6 on the year and no longer in first place in the AFC North due to the Baltimore Ravens’ blowout victory over the Houston Texans on Wednesday.
The Steelers were completely embarrassed on national television versus the Chiefs, and the viewership for the Christmas Day games on Netflix was released to the public. According to Nielsen, Netflix’s NFL Gameday reached 65 million viewers in the United States. The average audience for Ravens versus Texans was 24.3 million, while Pittsburgh versus Kansas City was 24.1 million. Both games set records for the two most streamed NFL games in United States history.
Additionally, viewership for Baltimore versus Houston peaked at 27 million during Beyoncé’s halftime performance, which many are dubbing the “Beyoncé Bowl.”…