You can watch the 2026 Pro Bowl Games on ESPN (and ESPN Deportes in Spanish) on TV, and stream it through several live‑TV and sports services that carry ESPN.

Key details

  • Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
  • Time: Coverage starts around 6:30 p.m. ET, with kickoff at 8 p.m. ET.
  • Channel: ESPN is the main broadcast network, with ESPN Deportes also carrying the game.

Where to stream Pro Bowl 2026

You can watch the 2026 Pro Bowl Games on these major platforms (all include ESPN in their channel lineups in most markets):

  • DirecTV Stream (live‑TV streaming, usually with a free trial).
  • Fubo (sports‑focused live TV, carries ESPN and often offers a trial).
  • Hulu + Live TV (includes ESPN and the full Hulu on‑demand library, plus optional bundle with Disney and ESPN’s premium streaming).
  • Sling TV Orange or Orange + Blue (budget‑friendly option that includes ESPN channels in many areas).
  • NFL+ (mobile/tablet streaming; includes Pro Bowl coverage but generally limited to phones and tablets).
  • ESPN’s own premium streaming (ESPN Unlimited) for additional content and access to ESPN’s live events and studio shows.

If you don’t have cable

If you’ve cut the cord, you can still watch quickly by:

  1. Signing up for a live‑TV streaming service that carries ESPN (DirecTV Stream, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, or Sling TV).
  1. Using any available free trial timed for game day, then watching via smart TV, streaming stick, or mobile app.
  1. Using NFL+ on your phone or tablet if you’re okay watching on a smaller screen.

Quick note on outside‑US viewing

Some international guides recommend using ESPN’s international partners or a VPN to access a U.S. streaming service account, depending on your local rights situation, so options can vary by country.

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