The streaming service understandably wanted a big voice to call one of the games, and they had their sights set on Tom Brady.

The streaming giant sought the services of the seven-time Super Bowl champion for its highest-profile live sports event.

Netflix is streaming a pair of NFL games on Christmas this season, with the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston

Netflix has secured the rights for two NFL games on December 25 this year, but not their first-choice broadcaster.

Netflix is attempting to lure some of the biggest names in the NFL broadcasting world to call their Christmas day games but are finding little success.

The Post reported that Netflix now eyes Ian Eagle and Nate Burleson (both of CBS Sports), Noah Eagle (NBC Sports) and Greg Olsen (FOX Sports). The Post said that FOX is “contemplating” allowing Olsen to be a part of it.

Olsen excelled as the top NFL analyst for Fox the past two years, but is now on the second team with Joe Davis after Brady joined the network on a 10-year deal worth a total of $375 million. NBC has previously allowed Noah Eagle to announce the NFL on CBS-owned Nickelodeon, which he called alongside Burleson.

Fox rejected a request from Netflix to have Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt call one of the two NFL games the streaming service will broadcast on Christmas, the New York

Netflix is reportedly paying $150 million to stream two of the NFL's 2024 Christmas Day games Jim Poorten/NBAE via Getty; Andrew H. Walker/Shutterstock Noah (left) and Ian Eagle; Tom Brady Netflix is still searching for their perfect NFL broadcast duo after Fox Sports rejected a request to hire Tom Brady.