Recently, the National Football League decided to go head-to-head with the National Basketball Association on Christmas Day. It's become a sports turf war of sorts.

It's Christmas Day, that very special time of the year when the NBA is front and center on our televisions. So, what better time to discuss the league's biggest storylines? As we head into a jam-packed day filled with the league's premier talent,

Hoops fans and holiday revelers will once again get that perfect intersection on Christmas day with a loaded slate of NBA games. From the defending-champion Boston Celtics and Jayson Tatum to LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers,

Beyoncé infuriates NFL fans with banned hand gesture during halftime performance: ‘Where is the flag?’ Not everyone enjoyed Beyoncé’s Christmas Day halftime performance.

Her halftime performance during the National Football League’s Christmas Day matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans may have been the most thrilling portion of the entire game. Her hometown team could only muster up two points while they got blown out by the visiting Ravens.

Netflix released its Christmas streaming viewership numbers on Thursday, saying that the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens

Shortly after the conclusion of the first of two NFL games on Christmas which saw the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Kansas City Chiefs, officials with the NFL’s media office said the game was the second most-popular live event on Netflix in the streaming company’s history.

Netflix has a lot at stake on Christmas Day, and one basic job: Don’t screw up. The company will be livestreaming two National Football League games with postseason implications, aiming to cement itself as a major player in live sports to woo subscribers and advertisers.

The NFL has never had a game in primetime like it will on Sunday Night Football when the Washington Commanders and Atlanta Falcons face off this weekend.

The stakes are high for a "Sunday Night Football" tilt featuring the Atlanta Falcons (8-7) and the Washington Commanders (10-5). Michael Penix had a nice debut with a victory − and it certainly helped it came against the awful New York Giants.