For Super Bowl 2026 (Super Bowl LX), the game is being broadcast on NBC in English, with a Spanish-language broadcast on Telemundo.

Because you asked for the “channel number,” that part depends on your TV provider and location—NBC might be channel 4 in one city, 5 or 11 in another, or a three-digit HD number on cable or satellite.

To find the exact channel number where you are, you can:

  1. Check your TV provider’s on‑screen guide and search for “NBC.”
  1. Use your provider’s website/app (e.g., Xfinity, Spectrum, DirecTV, Dish) and look up the local NBC affiliate by ZIP code.
  1. If you use an antenna, use tools like the FCC Reception Map or Antennas Direct’s locator to see which NBC station and RF channel you receive, then match it to the virtual channel on your TV.

Streaming options that show the same NBC broadcast include Peacock, and live TV streamers that carry NBC in your area (for example, DirecTV Stream, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, depending on your region).

So the short version: the Super Bowl is on NBC (and Telemundo in Spanish); the exact channel number will vary by your city and TV provider, so you’ll need to check your local listings.