What Channel Does the Super Bowl Come On in 2025?

By Sarah Miller · June 7, 2053

The Super Bowl will air on FOX in 2025 (Super Bowl LIX), continuing its rotating broadcast schedule with other major networks. This live event is also streamed on FOX Sports app, NFL+ app, and Hulu + Live TV, ensuring broad accessibility across traditional TV and digital platforms.

When and Where to Watch the Super Bowl

The Super Bowl is one of the most-watched annual events in the United States. Broadcast rights rotate among major networks including CBS, NBC, FOX, and Amazon Prime Video under the current NFL television agreement through 2033.

Upcoming Super Bowl Broadcast Details

Super Bowl LIX (2025): Airing on FOX
Super Bowl LX (2026): Scheduled for CBS (via Paramount+)
Super Bowl LXI (2027): Set for NBC (Peacock streaming)
Super Bowl LXII (2028): Will be broadcast on ABC/ESPN
Super Bowl LXIII (2029): Returns to FOX

These networks provide both over-the-air broadcasts and digital streaming options, often requiring authentication with a pay-TV provider or a subscription to a live TV streaming service.

Broadcast Networks and Streaming Platforms

The NFL partners with several national broadcasters to ensure maximum reach. Each network offers unique commentary teams, pre-game shows, and digital enhancements.

Primary Broadcast Channels

FOX: Known for high-energy coverage and strong visual production; airing Super Bowl LIX in February 2025.
CBS: Features Tony Romo and Jim Nantz; home to AFC-heavy games and future Super Bowl LX.
NBC: Offers Sunday Night Football weekly; will broadcast Super Bowl LXI.
ABC/ESPN: Expanding into premium live sports; set to air Super Bowl LXII.
Amazon Prime Video: First streamed Super Bowl LVII in 2023; exclusive home for future Thursday Night Football and select international games.

Streaming Options for Cord-Cutters

Fans without cable can still watch live via:

NFL+ App: Mobile and tablet streaming; includes live local and primetime games.
YouTube TV: Carries CBS, NBC, FOX, and ESPN depending on regional availability.
Hulu + Live TV: Offers all major networks and cloud DVR.
FuboTV: Sports-focused platform with extensive NFL coverage.
FOX Sports App: Free access with provider login; full game replay available post-broadcast.

Super Bowl	Date	Network	Streaming Platform	Estimated U.S. Viewers (millions)
LVIII	February 11, 2024	CBS	Paramount+, NFL+	123.7
LIX	February 9, 2025	FOX	FOX Sports, NFL+, Hulu Live	Projected: 125.0
LX	February 8, 2026	CBS	Paramount+, NFL+	Projected: 126.5
LXI	February 14, 2027	NBC	Peacock, NFL+	Projected: 127.0
LXII	February 13, 2028	ABC / ESPN	ESPN+, Hulu Live	Projected: 128.0

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Data shows a steady increase in projected viewership year-over-year, reflecting growing interest in the Super Bowl as both a sporting and cultural event. The inclusion of streaming platforms has expanded access, particularly among younger demographics who prefer mobile and on-demand viewing. Networks continue investing in enhanced broadcasts with 4K HDR, alternate commentaries, and interactive features.

How International Fans Can Watch the Super Bowl

For viewers outside the U.S., official NFL Game Pass International (offered by DAZN in most countries) provides live HD streaming, full replays, and multi-language support. Additionally:

Canada: DAZN, CTV, TSN
UK: BBC iPlayer, Sky Sports NFL
Australia: Seven Network, Kayo Sports
Germany: RTL+, DAZN

Geo-restrictions may apply, so using a reputable VPN service with U.S.-based servers allows access to domestic streams like FOX or NFL+.

Frequently Asked Questions About Super Bowl Broadcasting

What channel does the Super Bowl come on in 2025?

The Super Bowl LIX in 2025 will be broadcast live on FOX. It will also be available via streaming on the FOX Sports app, NFL+, and services like Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV.

Will the Super Bowl be on Netflix or Amazon Prime?

No, the Super Bowl will not be on Netflix. However, Amazon Prime Video has secured rights to stream one Super Bowl in the future (date TBD). As of 2025, it airs on FOX, with no Prime Video broadcast scheduled yet.

Can I watch the Super Bowl for free online?

Yes. You can stream the Super Bowl for free via the official FOX website or FOX Sports app if you verify a participating pay-TV subscription. Alternatively, using an over-the-air antenna allows free access to the FOX broadcast in your local market.

Does ESPN ever show the Super Bowl?

Yes. Starting in 2028 (Super Bowl LXII), ESPN and ABC will jointly broadcast the game. This marks the first time ESPN will carry the Super Bowl since becoming part of Disney’s broader sports portfolio.

What time does the Super Bowl start on TV?

The Super Bowl typically kicks off at 6:30 PM Eastern Time (3:30 PM Pacific). Pre-game coverage begins earlier, usually around 1:00 PM ET on major networks like FOX, featuring player interviews, analysis, and musical performances.

Is the Super Bowl available in 4K or HDR?

Yes. Major networks including FOX broadcast the Super Bowl in 4K Ultra HD with HDR (High Dynamic Range) through select providers and compatible devices. Check with your cable/satellite provider or streaming platform for availability.