Super Bowl 2026 is on NBC (with Spanish on Telemundo) at 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026.

Quick Scoop

On a Samsung TV, there isn’t a single universal “Super Bowl channel number” because the channel number depends on your local NBC station and how you get TV (antenna, cable box, or live TV app). What’s constant is: you need access to NBC (or Telemundo in Spanish), not a special “Samsung channel.”

1. If you use an antenna (no cable)

  • Go to Live TV / Channel Scan on your Samsung TV and run an auto-tune for over‑the‑air channels.
  • NBC will appear as your local NBC affiliate (for example: “NBC 4.1” or “KXXX‑DT” depending on city). The exact number varies by region.
  • Once scanned, open the TV/Live TV input and scroll to the NBC channel.

2. If you use cable or satellite

  • The Super Bowl will still be on NBC , but the channel number is set by your cable/satellite provider , not Samsung.
  • Press your provider’s guide button and search for “NBC” or “Super Bowl.”
  • Typical listings look like “NBC HD” or call letters like “WNBC,” “KNTV,” etc.

3. If you use streaming apps on Samsung Smart TV

On a Samsung Smart TV, the practical way is usually through apps rather than a fixed channel number:

  • Peacock (NBC’s streaming service):
    • Install Peacock from Apps on your Samsung TV.
    • Sign in and look for the Super Bowl / Live section; the 2026 game streams live there.
  • Live TV streaming services that carry NBC , such as:
    • Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream, YouTube TV (lineup varies by area). These give you a “virtual” NBC channel inside their guide.
  • NFL+ : Streams the game live on mobile devices , not directly as a Samsung TV channel; you’d need casting/workarounds to watch on the TV screen.

4. What about Samsung TV Plus?

Samsung TV Plus is a free, ad‑supported channel lineup built into many Samsung TVs, but it does not normally carry the main Super Bowl broadcast.

  • The Super Bowl is licensed to major broadcast networks (NBC in 2026), so you won’t see “Super Bowl” on a random Samsung TV Plus channel grid like 1001, 1152, etc.
  • Use an antenna , a cable/satellite box , or a streaming app that includes NBC instead.

5. Quick step‑by‑step checklist

  1. Confirm how you watch TV on your Samsung set (antenna, cable/satellite, or apps).
  2. Make sure you can get NBC (or Telemundo) through that method.
  1.  * Antenna: run **Channel Scan** , then open Live TV and go to your NBC channel.
    • Cable/satellite: open the set‑top box guide and select NBC during game time.
    • Apps: open Peacock or a live TV app with NBC and start the Super Bowl stream.

If you’re still not seeing it, search in your TV or app guide for “NBC” or “Super Bowl,” or check your ZIP code with your TV provider/local listings.

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