Yes, you can stream the Super Bowl on Peacock, but only certain games and only with a paid subscription

Peacock streams the Super Bowl in years when NBC holds the broadcast rights. NBC alternates Super Bowl coverage with other networks on a rotating schedule, so Peacock does not carry every Super Bowl — only those in NBC's rotation years. When NBC does broadcast the game, Peacock streams it live to subscribers with a Premium or Premium Plus account. A free Peacock account will not work.

The next Super Bowl on NBC and Peacock is Super Bowl LIX in February 2025. After that, NBC's next Super Bowl year is 2027. You can check NBC's official schedule or Peacock's app to confirm whether the upcoming Super Bowl falls in an NBC year before you commit to a subscription.

Key Takeaways

  • Peacock only streams the Super Bowl in years when NBC holds the broadcast rights, which rotates among networks every few years.
  • You need a Premium or Premium Plus Peacock subscription to stream the Super Bowl; the free tier does not include it.
  • Super Bowl LIX in February 2025 will stream on Peacock, but NBC's next Super Bowl year after that is 2027.
  • You can stream on any device that supports the Peacock app, including phones, tablets, smart TVs, and computers.

Which Super Bowls are on Peacock

The NFL and broadcast networks rotate Super Bowl rights on a multi-year cycle. NBC currently holds rights to Super Bowls in 2025 and 2027. CBS holds 2026. Fox holds 2028 and 2029. This means Peacock will carry the Super Bowl in 2025 and 2027, but not in the years between or after those dates unless the rotation changes.

If you are planning to watch the Super Bowl on Peacock, confirm the year first. Peacock's app and website will display the Super Bowl in its schedule when it is available. You can also check NBC's sports schedule directly to see which network is broadcasting each year's game.

What subscription level you need

Peacock offers three tiers: Free, Premium, and Premium Plus. The Super Bowl streams only to Premium and Premium Plus subscribers. The Free tier does not include live sports events or premium content.

Premium costs $5.99 per month with ads, or $11.99 per month without ads. Premium Plus costs $19.99 per month and includes offline downloads and simultaneous streams on multiple devices. For a single Super Bowl, Premium with ads is the cheapest option. If you plan to watch other live sports or premium shows throughout the year, Premium or Premium Plus may offer better value than a one-month purchase.

How to stream the Super Bowl on Peacock

read the Peacock app on your device or visit peacock.com in a web browser. Sign in with your Peacock account or create one if you do not have one yet. If you have a Free account, you will need to upgrade to Premium or Premium Plus before the game starts — you cannot upgrade during the live stream.

On game day, open the Peacock app and look for the Super Bowl in the Featured or Sports section. Tap or click on the game, then select Play. The stream will begin a few minutes before kickoff. You can watch on a phone, tablet, computer, or any smart TV that supports the Peacock app, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Samsung TVs.

Peacock recommends a connection speed of at least 8 Mbps for HD streaming and 25 Mbps for 4K. If your internet is slower, the stream may buffer or drop to lower quality. Test your connection before game day if you are unsure.

What else is included with a Peacock subscription

Beyond the Super Bowl, Premium and Premium Plus subscribers get access to live sports including NFL regular season games, Premier League soccer, WWE wrestling, and select college sports. Peacock also carries a library of on-demand movies, TV shows, and original series. The catalog includes content from NBCUniversal's studios, including shows from NBC, USA Network, and Bravo.

Premium Plus adds the ability to read shows and movies to watch offline and to stream on up to four devices at the same time. If multiple people in your household want to watch at once, Premium Plus is necessary; Premium allows only one stream at a time.

Alternatives if Peacock is not available to you

If the Super Bowl is not on Peacock in a given year, it will be on CBS, Fox, or ABC depending on the rotation. Those networks stream their broadcasts on their own apps and websites, usually to cable subscribers or through their own paid streaming services. CBS uses Paramount+, Fox uses the Fox app, and ABC uses the ESPN+ or ABC app.

You can also watch at a sports bar, restaurant, or friend's house where the game is being shown. Many bars and restaurants have large screens and sound systems designed for the Super Bowl and do not charge admission, though they may expect you to buy food or drinks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I watch the Super Bowl on Peacock for free?

No. The Super Bowl is only available to Premium and Premium Plus subscribers. The Free Peacock tier does not include live sports or premium events. You must upgrade to a paid plan before the game starts.

Will the Super Bowl stream in 4K on Peacock?

Yes, Peacock offers 4K streaming for the Super Bowl to Premium Plus subscribers on compatible devices. You will need an internet connection of at least 25 Mbps and a TV or device that supports 4K resolution. Premium subscribers with ads can stream in HD only.

Can I watch the Super Bowl on Peacock if I have cable?

If your cable provider is listed as a Peacock partner, you may be able to sign in with your cable credentials to unlock Premium features. Check Peacock's sign-in page to see if your provider is supported. Otherwise, you will need a separate Peacock subscription.

What if I miss the live stream — can I watch it later?

Yes. Peacock usually makes the Super Bowl available on-demand after the live broadcast ends. You can rewatch it anytime during your subscription period, though the on-demand version may include ads even on the ad-free Premium plan.

Can I stream the Super Bowl on multiple devices at once with Peacock?

Premium allows one stream at a time. Premium Plus allows up to four simultaneous streams, so multiple people in your household can watch on different devices at the same time. If you try to stream on more devices than your plan allows, the oldest stream will stop.