What Channel is the Super Bowl on This Year? Super Bowl Sunday is basically a national holiday, and nobody wants to be flipping inputs when the broadcast switches from pregame to kickoff. Below, we’ll nail down the game-day basics, then break down the channel, the Spanish-language option, and the easiest ways to watch if you are streaming.
Super Bowl LX Details
- Date: Sunday, February 8, 2026
- Kickoff: 6:30 p.m. ET / 3:30 p.m. PT / 4:30 p.m. MT
- TV channel: NBC (English), Telemundo (Spanish)
- Streaming: Peacock (plus live TV services that carry NBC)
- Venue: Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California
Where Can You Watch the Super Bowl This Year?
The Super Bowl is on NBC this year.
If you want Spanish commentary, the Spanish-language broadcast is on Telemundo.
Your exact NBC channel number depends on where you live and what provider you use. If you are on cable or satellite, search “NBC” in your on-screen guide. If you are using an antenna, run a channel scan earlier in the day so you are not doing it five minutes before kickoff.
How to Watch NBC Without Cable
If you do not have cable, you still have a few solid options:
- Peacock streams Super Bowl LX live.
- Live TV streaming services can carry your local NBC station, but local availability varies by market, so check your ZIP code inside the app before game day.
- Antenna (over the air) is often the simplest backup for NBC because it skips app logins entirely.
- NFL+ can work as a fallback, but it is commonly treated as a mobile-first option, so do not rely on it as your main “big TV” plan.
One more heads-up: if you were planning to use Fubo to watch NBC, be aware NBCUniversal channels have been off Fubo since November 21, 2025 (as of the most recent updates), so it is worth confirming their current status before Super Bowl Sunday.
Quick Game-day Checklist
- Turn on NBC (or start your stream) 20 to 30 minutes early.
- Update apps and log in ahead of time if you are streaming.
- Keep one backup ready (antenna, another device, or Peacock) in case your main option buffers.
Are You Ready for the Super Bowl?
Knowing what channel the Super Bowl is on this year, and how to watch it, means you will not miss any of the action. Lock it in early, crank the volume, and enjoy the full Super Bowl Sunday buildup straight into kickoff. When the final whistle blows, head to our Entertainment hub for more fun stuff to watch next.
