Super Bowl LXI 2027: Everything We Know So Far

Super Bowl LXI — the 2027 edition of the NFL Championship game — is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated championships in recent memory. With the Philadelphia Eagles entering as defending champions and Patrick Mahomes hungry for redemption after the Chiefs' 2025 defeat, the storylines heading into the 2026 NFL season are already compelling.

When Is Super Bowl 2027?

Super Bowl LXI is projected for the first Sunday of February 2027, most likely February 7, 2027. The NFL has consistently held the Super Bowl in early February since 2004. For the most up-to-date information on the official date, see our Super Bowl date guide.

Host City for Super Bowl 2027

The host city for Super Bowl LXI has not been officially confirmed. Las Vegas, having hosted a wildly successful Super Bowl LVIII in 2024, is considered a frontrunner. Miami and New Orleans — the two cities with the most Super Bowl appearances — are also frequently mentioned. The NFL typically confirms host cities 3–4 years in advance. See our Super Bowl host cities page for the full hosting history.

Teams to Watch for Super Bowl 2027

The Philadelphia Eagles are the defending champions after their dominant Super Bowl LIX victory. Jalen Hurts established himself as an elite quarterback with that performance, and the Eagles' front office has kept the roster largely intact. On the AFC side, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs remain the class of the conference. Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are perennial contenders, as are Lamar Jackson's Baltimore Ravens. For a complete look at contenders, visit our Super Bowl teams page.

Super Bowl 2027 Halftime Show Rumors

The halftime show for Super Bowl LXI has not been announced. Recent performers have set an extremely high bar — Kendrick Lamar delivered a culturally significant show in 2025, Usher put on a spectacle in 2024, and Rihanna dominated 2023. Artists most frequently discussed for upcoming shows include Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Bruno Mars, and Post Malone. For rankings of every show ever, see our best Super Bowl halftime shows guide.

How to Watch Super Bowl 2027

Broadcast rights for Super Bowl LXI will follow the NFL's rotation among CBS, NBC, Fox, and ABC/ESPN. The game will also be streamed on the corresponding network's digital platform and via all major virtual MVPD services. See our full how to watch Super Bowl guide.

Super Bowl 2027 Tickets

Tickets for Super Bowl LXI will be available through the NFL lottery and on the secondary market. Expect secondary prices starting around $4,500 for upper-level seats. For tips on buying tickets safely and at the best price, see our Super Bowl tickets guide.

Historical Context

Super Bowl LXI will be the 61st edition of the game. Since the first Super Bowl in 1967, the game has grown from a straightforward championship into the largest annual sporting event in the world. For the complete history of every Super Bowl, visit our Super Bowl history page. For every champion, see the Super Bowl winners page.