Phew. So if you’re on an iPad or Android tablet, you can install the CBS Sports app to watch Super Bowl 50. Verizon has an exclusive agreement with the NFL, so you can stream the game on your phone using Verizon’s Go90 app or the NFL Mobile app. Also featured is the Super Bowl Stadium App, one that allows fans to watch commercials, instant replays, provides game information and also has maps to help navigation efforts at Levi’s Stadium. And, be sure to set your 4k or HDTV to sports mode if available. But that’ll probably end up being a game of “hop between streams” as the takedown requests start rolling in. The simulation isn’t always right, but it has predicted the victor in nine of the last twelve Super Bowls, including last year’s prediction which predicted the exact score of the game.
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The halftime show should begin around 8 p.m. and will feature Coldplay, Beyonce and Bruno Mars.
Here is a look at everything you need to know to plan, watch and enjoy the game including the answer to, “When is Super Bowl 2016?” with breakouts of other specific times that you need to know about and key details.
CBS is the home of this year’s Super Bowl, and ESPN Deportes will broadcast the Spanish-language telecast. So keep a tab on Hulu and YouTube for those ads The game starts at 6:30PM ET on Sunday, February 7th.
Things aren’t quite so straightforward if you’re trying to watch the Super Bowl off USA shores.
You don’t need to be a cable subscriber to watch a Super Bowl 50 livestream, so there are plenty of ways for you to watch the game this year.
Perhaps the simplest option available to just about anybody, any laptop, tablet or desktop computer can stream through CBSSports.com.
It’s no secret that streaming is getting more popular, and the Super Bowl is no exception.
In an era during which networks are doing everything they can to emphasize digital/second-screen options, the Super Bowl hews to the time-tested model of gathering as many people as possible around the big-screen television on game day.
Canada: CTV will broadcast the game.
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For those who are traveling and not now in the U.S., you ideally require a NFL Game Pass which costs $99/year.
