Netflix is targeting Adams to be the studio anchor of its NFL Christmas doubleheader, The Post has learned. Adams currently hosts “Up & Adams” for FanDuel TV and was previously one of the original co-hosts of NFL Network’s “Good Morning Football.” She is also one of the faces of YouTube TV’s NFL Sunday Ticket advertising campaign.

Netflix co-chief executive Greg Peters has hinted at the streaming service’s approach to its upcoming National Football League (NFL) Christmas Day game broadcasts, saying it plans to approach the games differently to other rights holders.

With more companies joining the NFL party, Kay Adams could be quite busy in the Holidays. The renowned anchor, who currently hosts “Up & Adams” on FanDuel TV, keeps ascending in the NFL media. According to a report by The New York Post,

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.

Kay Adams might be very busy this holiday season. Netflix spent about $150 million for the rights to exclusively stream the Chiefs-Steelers and Ravens-Texans games on Christmas Day. While the jury is still out on whether or not that was a good move,

Popular NFL commentator Kay Adams could be a part of Netflix's Christmas doubleheader, as the streaming giant targets her services.

Kay Adams, the vibrant host of “Up & Adams” on FanDuel TV, has emerged as a potential anchor for Netflix’s NFL Christmas doubleheader. This exciting development comes as the streaming giant aims to bo