You can watch this Sunday’s Super Bowl (Super Bowl LX, Patriots vs. Seahawks) on NBC, Telemundo/Universo, or by streaming it on Peacock and other live TV services.

Quick Scoop

  • Date & time: Sunday, February 8, 2026, kickoff around 6:30 p.m. ET.
  • Main TV channel (US): NBC in English; Telemundo/Universo for Spanish coverage.
  • Main streamer: Peacock will carry a live stream of the full NBC broadcast.
  • Other streaming options: Live TV services that include NBC in your area, such as YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and DirecTV Stream, plus NFL+ (mobile-only live).

If you tell me your country or city and whether you have cable, an antenna, or only streaming, I can narrow this down to the easiest specific option for you.

“Where can I watch the Super Bowl on Sunday?”
In most US locations, the simplest answer is: turn on your local NBC station, or stream it on Peacock.

Main ways to watch

1. Regular TV

  • Local NBC affiliate on cable or satellite will show the game nationwide in the US.
  • A simple digital antenna can pick up NBC over the air in many cities, free in HD.
  • Telemundo/Universo will have Spanish-language coverage if you prefer that.

2. Streaming services

Here are the most common streaming routes mentioned in current guides:

  • Peacock: Streams NBC’s Super Bowl broadcast; available on smart TVs, streaming sticks, consoles, and browsers.
  • YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream: Carry NBC in most US markets; often offer free trials for new users.
  • Sling TV (Blue): May have NBC in select major markets; you need to check your ZIP code first.
  • NFL+: Cheaper, but the live game is restricted to phones and tablets (no TV casting for the live feed).

Some platforms and tech blogs also mention using short free trials or promo deals to watch the game at low or no cost, especially with services like Peacock or live TV streamers.

Quick viewing plan examples

  • If you have cable or an antenna (US):
    • Just tune to NBC shortly before kickoff; use Telemundo if you want Spanish commentary.
  • If you only use streaming (US):
    • Get Peacock and sign in on your TV or device, or start a trial of a live TV streaming service that includes NBC in your area.
  • If you’re mostly on mobile:
    • Use Peacock or NFL+ on your phone or tablet, keeping in mind NFL+ live is mobile-only for the game.

TL;DR: On Sunday, your easiest options are NBC on TV or streaming the game live on Peacock; live TV streaming services and NFL+ give you extra ways to tune in depending on your devices and location.

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