All the Ways You Can Stream Super Bowl LVI

If you have a cable provider, such as Verizon or Direct TV, you can watch the game on TV, as well as stream it on the NBC Sports app and website. After downloading the app from the Apple App Store or the Android Play Store or going to the website, you will be prompted to link your cable TV provider account information and, from there, it's happy streaming!

NBC's streaming service, Peacock, will also be broadcasting the game live. The Super Bowl can be streamed on Peacock through their premium plan, which is $4.99/month. Peacock does not have a free trial for the premium plan, but they do have a free tier that features an extensive library of TV shows and movies.

The Super Bowl will be available to stream on ESPN+, which does not offer a free trial. The subscription for the streaming service is $6.99 a month, or $12.99 a month if you bundle with Disney+ and Hulu.

A favourite among many who don't have a traditional cable plan, Youtube TV carries NBC and NBC Sports, as well as other sports channels like the NFL Network. The service currently offers a generous 14-day free trial, and after the trial ends, charges $64.99 per month for 85+ channels.

With 75+ live channels, Hulu with Live TV includes NBC, as well as other sports channels like CBS Sports Network, ESPN, and NFL Network. The streaming service currently offers a 7-day free trial, and charges $69.99 a month after the trial ends.

Both NBC and NBC Sports are among Fubo TV's 100+ channels. The streamer currently offers a 7-day free trial if you want to try it out before Sunday's game. After the free trial, plans range from $64.99-$79.99/month. Fubo TV can be downloaded on most smart devices, ranging from Amazon Fire TV and Roku, to Apple TV.

Sling TV has two plans that have NBC network, Sling Blue and Sling Blue + Orange. It is currently offering a 7-day free trial for either plan, and afterward, plans range between $35-$50 per month depending on the package and number of channels you want.

If you are looking to watch the Super Bowl and get a TV streaming service, Direct TV Stream is for you. Direct TV Stream has NBC, and the game will be available to stream through the service. There is no free trial, though, and the services is on the more expensive side. Plans range from $74.99-$149.99 a month.