Super Bowl 2026 is being broadcast on NBC and will stream mainly on Peacock and the NFL+ app, with several live TV streaming services also carrying NBC.

Where the Super Bowl streams

  • Peacock (official streaming home in the U.S.).
  • NFL+ app on mobile and tablet for live streaming.
  • Live TV streaming services that include NBC, such as:
    • DirecTV Stream.
* Hulu + Live TV.

* YouTube TV.

* Fubo (often carries NBC in many markets).

* Sling TV in select NBC markets.

Outside the U.S., options include services like DAZN, Sky Sports (UK), and 7plus in Australia, but these vary by country.

Quick Scoop

If you want the simplest answer

  • Just open Peacock or NFL+ on your device, sign in, and search for the Super Bowl live stream.

If you’ve cut the cord

  • Pick any live TV streamer that offers NBC where you live (Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, or Sling in supported areas) and watch the NBC channel feed of the game.

Fans on forums this year are mostly trading tips on which service has the most reliable stream and whether Peacock or a live TV bundle gives the smoother experience on their TVs and devices.

Small story-style example

You grab snacks, fire up your smart TV, and open Peacock.
You see the Super Bowl banner on the home screen, tap it, and you’re instantly in the live NBC broadcast—no cable box, just internet and your streaming login.

TL;DR: Super Bowl 2026 streams on Peacock and NFL+ , and you can also watch via NBC on major live TV streaming services like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, and Sling (in supported areas).

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