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NEW ORLEANS, LouisianaAs millions of NFL fans gear up for two exciting Christmas Day matchups on Netflix, a surprising headline has emerged from New Orleans. Saints rookie quarterback Tyler Shough has reportedly turned down a lucrative advertising offer from Netflix to participate in their NFL holiday media campaign. According to multiple trusted sources, Netflix approached several promising NFL rookies to appear in a high-budget promotional campaign surrounding their Christmas Day broadcast. Among those invited was Tyler Shough, who was offered a seven-figure deal to appear in teaser videos, behind-the-scenes content, and NFL holiday marketing across all platforms. But Shough said no. In a brief but heartfelt statement, Shough explained his decision: "I’ve dreamed my whole life of stepping on the field wearing a Saints jersey, not to be featured in some banner ad but to fight for this team. All I want right now is to train and be ready when my number is called." 🎄 Netflix Brings NFL to Christmas for the First Time For the 2025 season, Netflix will broadcast two live NFL games on December 25: 1:00 PM ET 4:30 PM ET (Minnesota Vikings vs Detroit Lions) The late afternoon broadcast will feature a special analyst panel made up of three former New Orleans Saints players• Drew Brees• Manti Te’o• Brandon Marshall Though the Saints themselves are not scheduled to play on Christmas, the presence of these familiar faces will keep the team’s spirit alive for fans watching from home. 🧠 While Veterans Take the Stage, Tyler Shough Chooses the Grind While many young players jump at the chance to build their personal brand, Tyler Shough has taken a different route. Instead of chasing the spotlight, he’s locked in on meetings, playbooks, and every rep at practice. Under head coach Kellen Moore, Shough has been quietly earning respect for his poise, intelligence, and raw ability. Coaches believe he could play a significant role in the Saints’ future. And it’s clear he’s not here for clout. He’s here to compete. His refusal to appear in Netflix’s holiday blitz is more than a PR move. It’s a message to the league. Tyler Shough is here to work, not perform. 📌 No Saints on the Field, But the Franchise Still Steals the Spotlight With Drew Brees and former Saints stars taking over the broadcast and Tyler Shough making headlines for his no-nonsense work ethic, New Orleans has found a way to stay at the center of the conversation without even playing on Christmas Day.