For Super Bowl 60 (Super Bowl 2026), the game will air on NBC in the U.S. and can be watched either on TV or streamed live online, plus there are some free options if you don’t have cable.

On TV (U.S. Broadcast)

Super Bowl 2026 will be broadcast nationally on:

  • NBC (main English broadcast)
  • Telemundo (Spanish-language broadcast)
  • Universo (Spanish language, also carries the game)

So if you have a traditional TV setup (cable, satellite, or an antenna), tune in to NBC in your area on Super Bowl Sunday.

Live streaming options

You can stream the game live without cable through several services, including:

  • Peacock – The official NBC streamer; the game will be available live on Peacock’s app/website.
  • NFL+ – The NFL app will carry the game, but note that the NFL+ Premium mobile-only plan only lets you stream on phones and tablets, not on a big TV.
  • Live TV streaming services – If you subscribe to a live TV service, you can watch NBC/Telemundo on:
    • Hulu + Live TV
    • YouTube TV
    • FuboTV (if NBC is still available in your market; there’s an ongoing dispute that may affect some areas)
  • Other live TV platforms – Services like DirecTV Stream, Sling TV (if you have the right package), and others that carry NBC will also have the game.

How to watch for free (no cable)

If you don’t have a paid TV subscription, you still have a few free options:

  • Antenna + local NBC affiliate – If you can get a decent over‑the‑air signal, use an HD antenna to pick up your local NBC station for free.
  • Free trials of live TV services – Some live TV streamers (like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, or Fubo) offer free trials around the Super Bowl; these can be used to watch the game for free, as long as you cancel before the trial ends.
  • Peacock free tier – Peacock’s free tier doesn’t carry live sports, but it may have clips, highlights, and pre/post‑game coverage after the game.

International viewers

Outside the U.S., the Super Bowl is usually carried by:

  • NFL Game Pass internationally (live and on demand)
  • Local sports networks that have NFL rights (e.g., Sky Sports in the UK, DAZN in many countries, etc.)

The exact channel varies by country, so it’s best to check your local sports network or NFL’s official international site for details.

Game details

  • Date: Sunday, February 8, 2026
  • Kickoff: Around 6:30 p.m. ET (3:30 p.m. PT)
  • Location: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California
  • Halftime show: Bad Bunny (confirmed performer)

Bottom line: In the U.S., tune in on NBC via TV or use Peacock or a live TV streaming service to watch anywhere.