You can watch the Super Bowl on Roku either through the official broadcast channel (NBC this year) or via streaming apps like Peacock and live TV services that carry NBC.

Quick Scoop

  • Super Bowl LX is airing on NBC and streaming in 4K on Peacock in 2026.
  • On Roku, you can either open the NBC/Peacock app directly or use the built‑in Sports row and search “Super Bowl.”
  • Live TV streaming services that carry NBC (like YouTube TV, some Sling plans, others) also work on Roku if you’re already subscribed.

Step‑by‑step: Fastest way on Roku

  1. Turn on your Roku and make sure it’s connected to the internet.
  2. From the Roku home screen, scroll to the Sports section (if available) and select it.
  1. Look for Super Bowl or the matchup (Seattle Seahawks vs New England Patriots for Super Bowl LX) and select it.
  1. Choose a streaming option shown (usually Peacock or an app from your cable / live TV provider) and open that app.
  1. Sign in with your subscription account (Peacock, cable log‑in, or live TV service) and start the live game stream.

If you don’t see a Sports row, you can:

  1. Press Home , then go to Search.
  2. Type “Super Bowl” and select the game result.
  3. Roku will show available apps (Peacock, NBC, live TV services); pick one you have or want to subscribe to.

Using Peacock (cheapest streaming option)

  • NBC is the broadcast home of Super Bowl LX, and Peacock carries the full game in 4K for subscribers.
  • Peacock Premium is a monthly subscription (around 10–11 USD) and is currently the lowest‑cost way for cord‑cutters to stream the Super Bowl in 4K on Roku.

How to set it up:

  1. On Roku, go to Streaming Channels.
  2. Search for Peacock and select Add channel.
  3. Open Peacock, sign in or create an account, and subscribe to Peacock Premium if you haven’t already.
  1. On game day, open Peacock → go to Sports or the main banner → select the Super Bowl live stream.

Using a live TV streaming service (YouTube TV, Sling, etc.)

If you prefer a cable‑style experience with lots of channels:

  • YouTube TV
    • Carries NBC and streams the Super Bowl in 1080p, with an optional 4K Plus add‑on for 4K HDR.
* Offers sports features like Multiview and “catch up with key plays,” which can be handy if you join late.
  • Sling TV
    • Some Sling Orange & Blue markets include NBC, which would let you watch the Super Bowl, but availability depends on your location.

Basic setup steps (for any live TV service):

  1. Subscribe on the provider’s website (YouTube TV, Sling, etc.).
  2. On Roku, go to Streaming Channels → search for the service → Add channel.
  3. Open the app, sign in, and tune to NBC on game day.

OTA antenna and other alternatives

If your TV has an antenna input and you’re in range of a local NBC station:

  • You can watch the Super Bowl over the air on your TV’s input for free, then use Roku for everything else.

Paramount+ and CBS are mentioned in some older forum posts, but that was for past Super Bowls carried by CBS, not this year’s NBC broadcast.

Watching in 4K and improving the experience

  • A Roku device that supports 4K (like Roku Streaming Stick 4K or a 4K Roku TV) plus a 4K TV is needed to see the 4K stream.
  • Peacock is the main 4K streaming option for Super Bowl LX on Roku this year.
  • You can also tweak Roku/TV picture modes (Sports, Movie, Cinema) and sound settings for better clarity and immersion.

Mini forum‑style take

“Peacock is the easiest choice this year. Pay for one month, watch the game in 4K on Roku, then cancel if you don’t need it.”

“Already have YouTube TV? Just tune to NBC on your Roku and you’re done. If you splurge on the 4K add‑on, the picture looks fantastic.”

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