How To Watch the Super Bowl
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How To Watch The Super Bowl
The Super Bowl is the moment where nearly 100 million Americans tune their attention to one channel to watch the greatest game of the year. In the past, there used to be only one way to watch – cable television. Nowadays, we have streaming services and alternatives to check into the biggest sporting event of the year. This year, you definitely won’t want to miss the game between the Cincinnati Bengals, as they try to secure their first Super Bowl Title ever, while they battle the Los Angeles Rams for the Lombardi Trophy.
Where & When Is The Super Bowl?
The Rams are taking on the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, February 13th at 5:30 PM CST. The Los Angeles Rams won’t have to travel far to their home field, SoFi Stadium, for Super Bowl LVI. To get here, the Cincinnati Bengals defeated the reigning AFC Champs, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Rams took down the San Francisco 49ers. Both of those games were electric, so the expectations for this game have been placed very high.
Find Your Super Bowl Time Zone
- 6:30 PM EST
- 5:30 PM CST
- 4:30 PM MST
- 3:30 PM PST
How To Watch The Super Bowl Without Cable
The Super Bowl game is being broadcasted by NBC which can be found on most cable subscriptions. If you’re on the go, you can watch the game on the NBC Sports App or go to NBC.com and enter your cable subscription info.
If you are not a cable subscriber, no problem! There are still ways for you to tune in! Millions of people have turned to streaming platforms as a cable alternative. You can watch the game on Hulu, YouTube TV, FuboTV, Peacock, DirecTV Stream, and SlingTV
With a Hulu (with Live TV) subscription, you can tune into Super Bowl LVI with ease from your TV, phone, laptop, or eligible device. The subscription allows you to have a 7-day free trial that includes all of the features. You can watch NBC as well as other major networks, and after your trial ends, you’ll be able to access Disney+ and ESPN+ that are included with your subscription.
YouTube TV
YouTube TV is a channel streaming service that allows you to watch a variety of news channels, sports games, entertainment shows, and more. For only $55 a month for your first three months ($65 after your first three months) you can watch Super Bowl LVI and so much more!
FuboTV
FuboTV is a great alternative if cable TV offers too many options. With a subscription of $65+ a month, you can have access to channels including NBC and 115 others after the Super Bowl. Fubo also includes NFL and Redzone content which is great for any football fan!
Peacock
Peacock is the NBC streaming service that includes all of your NBC original favorites. Peacock allows you to watch regularly scheduled NFL games, movies, TV, and entertainment. For only $5-$10 a month, you can have access to hundreds of your favorite movies and television as well as NFL content including the Super Bowl and the 2022 Winter Olympics.
DirecTV Stream
DirecTV Stream, previously known as AT&T Stream, is a more condensed version of a regular DirecTV subscription. It offers different plans that are catered to your desires. Their most baseline subscription is $70 a month and offers 65 channels including NBC. You can add more channels in other subscription options that can range from 90-140 channels for a price of $84-$140 per month.
Sling TV
Sling TV is offering a deal that gives you a three-day free trial on their Blue Plan that offers NBC and NFL channels as well as 40 other options for the price of $35 a month. You can expand your package to receive more perks and channels for $50 a month as well.
Super Bowl 2022
No matter how you decide to tune into the Super Bowl this year, the game will still be exhilarating. Make sure you look for the NBC station or streaming channel on any subscription on Sunday, February 13th, at 6:30 PM CST so you don’t miss out! Even if the game isn’t for you, you still won’t want to miss the iconic commercials that air!
