Streaming Games with Netflix: Is the NFL Ready?

On Christmas Day, something revolutionary is happening in the football world. Netflix, a streaming giant, will broadcast NFL games for the first time. But is the league prepared? Fans' memories of the shaky Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight stream are still fresh, filled with outages, glitches, and poor video quality. The NFL and Netflix can't afford a repeat. After a botched dry run, there were suggestions that the NFL should have a backup plan. If Netflix faces technical trouble, why not divert the signal to a TV partner like CBS, which is producing the games? So, the big question was asked: "What if Netflix has problems tomorrow? Is there a fallback plan? " The league's response? "We'll be ready and excited for a great day. " That's reassuring, but does it mean there's a network backup plan? Who knows. What we do know is, the NFL claims it's prepared. Let's hope everything flows smoothly for the league, Netflix, and fans watching the Chiefs-Steelers or Ravens-Texans games. After all, no one wants a glitch-filled Christmas Day!