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Over 100 million Americans tune into the Super Bowl each year, and with viewing habits evolving, it's time for a refresh on how to stream the game for those who've ditched cable.
Super Bowl 60 and NBC's pregame coverage will live stream on Peacock. It'll require a premium subscription, which costs $10.99 a month or $109.99 annually. Another option is bundling Peacock Premium with Apple TV for a monthly rate of $14.99.
Fubo is also a route for the cord-cutters. A free trial is available for the service, and with it you can find the Super Bowl and pregame coverage on NBC. Sling TV is a similar alternative, though it should be noted you need to register for Sling Select or Sling Blue to get the Super Bowl — day pass subscribers don't have access to NBC.
Lastly, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV offer the Super Bowl on NBC.
There ya go. Now sign up and get ready for some football.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: How to watch, live stream 2026 Super Bowl without cable
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Super Bowl 60 and NBC's pregame coverage will live stream on Peacock. It'll require a premium subscription, which costs $10.99 a month or $109.99 annually. Another option is bundling Peacock Premium with Apple TV for a monthly rate of $14.99.
Fubo is also a route for the cord-cutters. A free trial is available for the service, and with it you can find the Super Bowl and pregame coverage on NBC. Sling TV is a similar alternative, though it should be noted you need to register for Sling Select or Sling Blue to get the Super Bowl — day pass subscribers don't have access to NBC.
Lastly, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV offer the Super Bowl on NBC.
There ya go. Now sign up and get ready for some football.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: How to watch, live stream 2026 Super Bowl without cable
Continue reading...
