Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth are announcing Super Bowl LX on NBC, with Melissa Stark and Kaylee Hartung working as sideline reporters.

Who Is Announcing the Super Bowl?

Quick Scoop

If you’re wondering who is announcing the Super Bowl this year, the broadcast crew is locked in and fully confirmed. Here’s the on‑air lineup viewers will hear and see on NBC’s coverage of Super Bowl LX in 2026.

Main broadcast team (NBC)

  • Play‑by‑play: Mike Tirico – this is his first time as Super Bowl play‑by‑play lead for NBC, a big milestone in his career.
  • Color analyst: Cris Collinsworth – a veteran voice, calling his sixth Super Bowl and a familiar presence from Sunday Night Football.
  • Sideline reporter: Melissa Stark – handling reports from the field and key injury/strategy updates.
  • Additional sideline reporter: Kaylee Hartung – also on the sidelines, making her Super Bowl debut for NBC.

Together, Tirico’s play‑by‑play and Collinsworth’s analysis will be the primary audio you hear, while Stark and Hartung bring stories and real‑time reactions from the field and benches.

Where you can watch and listen

Super Bowl LX in 2026 will air on NBC , with streaming available on Peacock and additional coverage on Telemundo and NFL+ mobile streaming. Radio listeners in the U.S. will be able to catch the national call via Westwood One.

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