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Where to watch Texans vs. Ravens on Christmas: TV channel, time, live stream

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The final installment of NFL Christmas action will see the Houston Texans square off with the Baltimore Ravens at NRG Stadium in Houston. This AFC clash is loaded with star power on both sides, and another global superstar will be taking the stage at halftime, when Beyoncé steps up to the microphone.

You may have unwrapped all the gifts, cleaned up the wrapping paper and eaten plenty of food by kickoff in Houston. So, if you're ready to put your feet up and finish off the eggnog, here's how to watch the NFL game on Christmas:

What time is the Texans vs. Ravens Christmas game?

The Ravens and Texans are set to square off at 4:30 p.m. ET on Christmas.

What channel is Texans vs. Ravens

  • TV channel (Local): Baltimore: WJZ-TV (Channel 13) | Houston: KHOU (Channel 11)

Texans vs. Ravens live stream free

  • Live stream: Netflix

Netflix will stream both games in the doubleheader live on Christmas.

NFL fans in the United States outside of the competing teams' markets will need to sign into their Netflix account – or subscribe to the streaming service – to watch. Both matchups will be available with any Netflix plan.

The NFL will also stream the games on its premium subscription service, NFL+, on mobile devices.

Texans vs. Ravens predictions

Ravens 27, Texans 20. These two electric offenses should serve up some exciting plays. The Texans have claimed the AFC South title for the second consecutive season. The offense led by C.J. Stroud, Nico Collins and Joe Mixon will look to build on their momentum with playoffs just two weeks away. Conversely, the Ravens are battling in the AFC playoff picture and are eyeing another deep run in January.

Lamar Jackson, the reigning MVP, is always must-see TV. His backfield teammate Derrick Henry have combined for one of the most dynamic pairings of offensive weapons the NFL has ever seen. These teams could be on a collision course to meet in the playoffs next month for the second year in a row.

Houston faces a short turnaround and must adjust to life without another top wide receiver after Tank Dell to a devastating knee injury in Week 16. Baltimore's defense has been much better since their shootout with the Bengals on "Thursday Night Football" in Week 10. Expect the Ravens to roll to a win.

Texans vs. Ravens odds

The Ravens are favorites to defeat the Texans, according to the BetMGM NFL odds. Not interested in this game? Check out expert picks and best bets for every NFL game this week. 

  • Spread: Ravens (-5.5) 
  • Moneyline: Ravens (-230); Texans (+195) 
  • Over/under: 46.5

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Texans vs. Ravens stats, history

The Ravens lead the all-time series against the Texans with a 12-2 record. Most recently, these teams met in the playoffs during the 2023 postseason, where the Ravens dominated their way to a 34-10 win at home in the divisional round.

Lamar Jackson has thrown for 3,787 yards with 37 TDs and just four interceptions while also rushing for 765 yards and three TDs. His 75.5 QBR ranks second-best in the NFL.

Texans vs. Ravens play-by-play

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NFL playoff picture

Here's how the AFC and NFC stack up entering Week 17:

AFC

  1. Kansas City Chiefs (14-1, AFC West winners)*
  2. Buffalo Bills (12-3, AFC East winners)*
  3. Pittsburgh Steelers (10-5, AFC North leaders)*
  4. Houston Texans (9-6, AFC South winners)*
  5. Baltimore Ravens (10-5, wild card No. 1)*
  6. Los Angeles Chargers (9-6, wild card No. 3)
  7. Denver Broncos (9-6, wild card No. 2)

In the hunt: Indianapolis Colts (7-8), Miami Dolphins (7-8), Cincinnati Bengals (7-8).

NFC

  1. Detroit Lions (13-2, NFC North leaders)*
  2. Philadelphia Eagles (12-3, NFC East leaders)*
  3. Los Angeles Rams (9-6, NFC West leaders)
  4. Atlanta Falcons (8-7, NFC South leaders)
  5. Minnesota Vikings (13-2, wild card No. 1)*
  6. Green Bay Packers (10-4, wild card No. 2)
  7. Washington Commanders (10-5, wild card No. 3)

In the hunt: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-7), Seattle Seahawks (8-7)

An asterisk (*) denotes teams that have clinched a playoff spot. Teams that have clinched division titles are noted accordingly.

NFL games today on TV

The Ravens and Texans will cap off the 2024 NFL Christmas games. Baltimore will hit the road and travel to Houston for a Wednesday evening showdown.

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