What Channel Will the Super Bowl Be On in 2025?

By Sarah Miller · October 22, 2044

The Super Bowl will be broadcast live on CBS in 2025, available over-the-air with an antenna, via cable, and streamed on Paramount+ and NFL+.

How to Watch the Super Bowl in 2025

The Super Bowl LVIII will air nationally on CBS, one of the major U.S. broadcast networks. As the official broadcaster, CBS ensures free access to the game for millions of viewers across the country. Whether you prefer traditional TV or modern streaming platforms, multiple options are available to watch the biggest event in American football.

Primary Broadcast Channel

CBS: The main television network airing the Super Bowl in 2025.
Local Affiliates: Available through local CBS stations (e.g., KCBS in Los Angeles, WCBS in New York).
Over-the-Air Viewing: Use an HD antenna to receive CBS signals at no cost.

Streaming Options for Super Bowl LVIII

For cord-cutters and mobile users, several legal streaming services carry CBS and offer live coverage of the Super Bowl.

Paramount+: Offers live streaming of CBS content, including 4K UHD and multi-view options.
NFL+: Allows mobile and tablet streaming of the game; premium tier includes live out-of-market games and full replays.

fuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV

International Viewing Options

Fans outside the United States can also access the Super Bowl through region-specific broadcasters and digital platforms.

Canada: DAZN, TSN, CTV
UK: Sky Sports NFL, Sky Sports Main Event
Australia: Seven Network, 7plus, Kayo Sports
Germany: DAZN, ProSieben MAXX
Mexico: ESPN, Fox Sports Mexico

Super Bowl Broadcast History and Future Schedules

The NFL rotates Super Bowl broadcasts among its three primary media partners: CBS, NBC, and FOX. Each network airs the game approximately once every three years under the current rights agreement.

Year	Super Bowl	Broadcast Network	Halftime Performer(s)	Viewership (Millions)
2022	LVI	NBC	Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar	99.2
2023	LVII	FOX	Rihanna	115.1
2024	LVIII	CBS	Usher	123.7
2025	LIX	NBC	TBA	Projected >125
2026	LX	ABC/ESPN*	TBA	Estimate pending

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Data shows a steady increase in Super Bowl viewership, with the 2024 game reaching over 123 million viewers—the highest in recent history. The shift toward streaming and younger demographics has influenced broadcast strategies, with NBC preparing enhanced digital coverage for 2025. Beginning in 2026, ESPN will join the rotation under a new media rights deal.

Frequently Asked Questions About Super Bowl Broadcasting

What channel is the Super Bowl on this year?

The Super Bowl LIX in 2025 will be broadcast on NBC. It will also be available via the NBC Sports app and Peacock for live streaming.

Can I watch the Super Bowl for free?

Yes, you can watch the Super Bowl for free using an HD antenna if you're within range of a local NBC station. Additionally, signing up for a free trial on fuboTV or YouTube TV allows online access without a cable subscription.

Is the Super Bowl on the same channel every year?

No, the Super Bowl rotates annually among CBS, FOX, and NBC. Starting in 2026, ABC and ESPN will also begin carrying the game under the new NFL media rights agreement.

How can I stream the Super Bowl legally?

You can stream the Super Bowl legally through services like Peacock (for NBC), Paramount+ (for CBS), Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, fuboTV, or NFL+. Most offer free trials and support 4K playback.

Will the Super Bowl be available in 4K?

Yes, major networks like NBC typically broadcast the Super Bowl in 4K HDR via select streaming platforms such as Peacock and compatible devices. Check your service provider for availability.