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Super Bowl LX is coming up hot and we bet Tom Brady is once again regretting retiring. So, just when and where is the Super Bowl 2026? Sunday, February, 8, at 6:30 p.m. ET, the Seattle Seahawks will square off against the New England Patriots at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.
If you'll be tuning in on game day, but haven't quite considered how you'll find your way to the game, you've come to the right place. We've rounded up every way you can watch the Super Bowl on TV.
How to watch Super Bowl 2026
NBC is the official channel of Super Bowl LX, with Mike Tirico joining Cris Collinsworth and more. You can tune in through your local cable provider. But let's be honest. If you found your way to this article, it's likely that you've cut cable out of your life and want to know how else to watch it.
Streaming the game is easy—let's go!
Peacock
Seeing as NBC is the home of Super Bowl LX, a Peacock subscription is your best bet for having a successful Super Bowl experience.
Sign up for Peacock and stream Super Bowl LX
Hulu + Live TV
You're all set if you're already a subscriber to Hulu + Live TV subscriber ($82.99 per month), but if you're not, you can trial the service for free for three days. Service includes networks like CBS, ESPN, NBC, the NFL network, as well as access to ESPN+.
YouTube TV
Like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV also costs $82.99 per month, but if you sign up ahead of the Super Bowl, you get a rate of $69.99 per month for six months, saving $78. You'll also have access to major networks, including the NFL Network, ESPN, and the Sports Network.
NFL+
If you're only interested in the big game, then NFL+ might be your best bet. For only $6.99 per month, the NFL Network and live game audio, fantasy and more on your television, but you've got to watch live primetime games through the app on your phone or tablet.