Super Bowl Streaming 2027: Every Way to Watch Online
All the free and paid ways to stream Super Bowl LXI online — no cable required.
Streaming the Super Bowl has never been easier. Between free over-the-air options, the broadcast network's own app, and virtual MVPD services like YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV, there are more ways than ever to watch the game without a traditional cable subscription.
Free Ways to Stream the Super Bowl
- Broadcast Network App/Website: Whichever network airs the Super Bowl (CBS, NBC, Fox, or ABC) will stream it free on their website and app.
- Peacock: When NBC airs the Super Bowl, Peacock streams it free.
- Paramount+: When CBS airs the Super Bowl, Paramount+ streams it free on the essential tier.
- Tubi: Fox's free ad-supported streaming service may carry the game when Fox airs it.
- Over-the-air antenna: A $20 antenna connected to your TV gets you the broadcast for free in HD.
Paid Streaming Options
If you want the full live TV experience with RedZone, pre-game shows, and channel surfing, virtual MVPDs are your best bet. YouTube TV ($72.99/mo), Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/mo), DirecTV Stream ($79.99/mo), and Fubo TV ($79.99/mo) all carry the major broadcast networks. Most offer free trials — check their current promotions before signing up.
For more watch options, see our full How to Watch guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Super Bowl LXI is scheduled for February 2027. The exact date and location will be officially announced by the NFL. The game typically takes place on the first Sunday of February.
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