What Network Is the Super Bowl On? Full 2025 Schedule

By Sarah Miller · April 10, 2032

The Super Bowl is broadcast on a rotating basis among three major U.S. networks: CBS, Fox, and NBC. These networks cycle through the rights to air the game under a long-term agreement with the NFL, ensuring wide accessibility across traditional television and streaming platforms.

Which Networks Broadcast the Super Bowl?

The Super Bowl is televised annually by one of three primary American broadcast networks: CBS, Fox, or NBC. This rotation ensures balanced coverage and viewership across the nation’s top television providers. Each network holds exclusive over-the-air rights during its turn, while also offering live streaming via their official apps and websites (e.g., Paramount+, Fox Sports, Peacock).

How the Broadcasting Rotation Works

The NFL has a nine-year media rights deal starting in 2023, extending through the 2033 season.
Super Bowl broadcasts rotate annually among CBS (via Paramount Global), Fox (Fox Corporation), and NBC (Comcast).
Each network typically airs the Super Bowl once every three years.
Spanish-language rights are held by Univision and Telemundo, simulcasting select games.

Upcoming Super Bowl Broadcast Schedule

The NFL's current media agreement outlines clear broadcast responsibilities for future Super Bowls. Below is the confirmed schedule for upcoming events:

Super Bowl	Date	Host Network	Streaming Platform
LVIII	February 11, 2024	CBS	Paramount+
LIX	February 9, 2025	Fox	Fox Sports / Tubi
LX	February 8, 2026	NBC	Peacock
LXI	February 7, 2027	CBS	Paramount+
LXII	February 6, 2028	Fox	Fox Sports

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Data shows a consistent tri-network rotation pattern from 2024 to 2028, confirming the stability of the NFL’s media partnerships. Streaming availability is now standard, with each network integrating its digital platform into live coverage. Viewers increasingly access games via mobile devices and smart TVs through these services.

Digital and International Viewing Options

Beyond traditional TV, fans can watch the Super Bowl through various digital platforms:

Paramount+ (CBS): Streams all CBS-broadcast games including pre-game shows.
Fox Sports App & Tubi: Free ad-supported streaming option introduced in recent years.
Peacock (NBC): Requires subscription but offers full HD streaming and replays.
NFL+ App: Provides mobile streaming and condensed game views.

Internationally, the game is distributed through partners like DAZN (Canada, Europe), Sky Sports (UK), and Seven Network (Australia), expanding global reach.

Why the Rotation System Benefits Fans and Networks

The shared broadcasting model supports competitive balance and innovation:

Prevents monopolization of ratings and ad revenue by one network.
Encourages each broadcaster to invest in production quality and technology.
Ensures broad audience access across different demographics and regions.
Facilitates higher advertising revenues due to consistent national exposure.

This structure has contributed to the Super Bowl remaining the most-watched annual television event in the United States.

Frequently Asked Questions About Super Bowl Broadcasting

What channel is the Super Bowl on this year?

For 2025, Super Bowl LIX will air on Fox and stream live on the Fox Sports app and Tubi. The game is scheduled for February 9, 2025, at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

Can I stream the Super Bowl for free?

Yes, when broadcast on Fox, you can stream the Super Bowl for free using the Fox Sports app or website with a valid pay-TV login. Additionally, Tubi offers a free, ad-supported live stream without requiring a subscription.

Will the Super Bowl be on ABC or ESPN?

No, ABC and ESPN do not currently hold Super Bowl broadcast rights. However, ESPN may air related programming such as pre-game analysis. The main game rotates only among CBS, Fox, and NBC under the current contract.

How often does each network broadcast the Super Bowl?

Under the current agreement, each network — CBS, Fox, and NBC — broadcasts the Super Bowl approximately once every three years, following a fixed rotation cycle through the 2033 season.

Is the Super Bowl available in 4K or HDR?

Yes, all major broadcasters have offered 4K HDR streaming since 2021. For Super Bowl LIX on Fox, 4K streaming will be available via the Fox Sports app and select cable/satellite providers supporting ultra-high-definition output.