J.J. Watt is making his debut in the booth, working alongside Ian Eagle and Nate Burleson in Netflix's first NFL broadcast and he had a perfect immediate reaction to Wilson's interception in the opening quarter.

In a pure box score sense, the Kansas City Chiefs are winners on Christmas Day, while the Pittsburgh Steelers are losers. But after the league's first Wednesday afternoon slate of games, we also want to take a look at some of the bigger-picture winners and losers.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson was in a giving mood and rewarded his teammates for the holidays. Wilson gifted the Steelers' offensive

The Pittsburgh Steeler s are going to pay a quarterback this offseason. More than likely, that quarterback will end up being Russell Wilson, who has played well this season and helped spring the Steelers to a 10-4 record atop the AFC North.

It was the first of two game-changing turnovers from Wilson Saturday. He finished 22-for-33 for 217 yards and two touchdowns as the Steelers suffered a second straight defeat in five days after losing to the Philadelphia Eagles, 27-13, on Dec. 15.

The Kansas City Chiefs are on course to blow out the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 17 after veteran defensive back Justin Reid intercepted quarterback Russell Wilson in the first quarter of the AFC powerhouses' Christmas Day matchup.

Quarterbacks getting gifts for their Offensive Linemen during the holiday season. It's a tradition Steelers Quarterback Russell Wilson took to the next level.The Pittsburgh Steelers dropped a video of the gift display from Wilson on their X page.

PM ET game airing live on Netflix, bookmakers have installed player prop betting options for Russell Wilson. Wilson and the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-5) square off

The Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, 29-10, on Christmas Day. It was a disappointing home game for the Steelers, who dropped to 10-6 but looked flat against the Chiefs. The only Pittsburgh touchdown came at the start of the second quarter via a one-yard Russell Wilson

The Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, 29-10, on Christmas Day. It was a disappointing home game for the Steelers, who dropped to 10-6 but