Kickoff Time For Chiefs/Eagles, As Well As How To Stream And Watch The Game

Super Bowl LVII will be held today! That means it’s time to get serious about all your Super Bowl facts — like when it is, where it is and, most importantly how to watch it — with cable or without it. These are the details about Super Bowl LVII which will feature the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. This will help you organize around Super Sunday. If you are just looking for the “where” part, here is the quick answer: It’s at Glendale’s State Farm auditorium. We will keep this article up-to-date with all the latest information on the game. You can also check back here for any updates through Sunday.

Super Bowl LVII: Philadelphia Eagles Vs. Kansas City Chiefs

Location: State Farm Stadium in Glendale (Arizona)
Date: Sunday, Feb. 12, 2023
Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
Announcers: Kevin Burkhardt (play-by-play), Greg Olsen (analysis), Erin Andrews (sideline), Tom Rinaldi (sideline)
Follow: Yahoo Sports App (Apple, Google)

Which channel airs the Super Bowl?

Super Bowl LVII can be viewed and streamed on Fox. This is possible with most satellite and cable packages. An antenna can also be used to access Fox on TV. You’re good to go if Fox is already on your TV and you watch it often. Now you can put the book down and get on with your day. You can also view the game on the Fox Sports app if you’re on-the-go tonight. But you’ll need to subscribe to a TV service (either cable TV or streaming TV provider like YouTube TV).

Which channel is Fox near me?

This guide will help you find Fox’s local affiliate channels.

How can I stream Super Bowl LVII and Fox TV without cable?

You should be capable of watching your Fox affiliate on a number of streaming TV platforms such as:

Atlanta – WAGA
KTBC – Austin
WFLD – Chicago
– Dallas/Fort Worth – KDFW
– Detroit – WJBK
– Gainesville – WOGX
-Houston-KRIV
– Los Angeles – KTTV
– Milwaukee – WITI
– Minneapolis/St. Paul – KMSP
WNYW New York
– Orlando/Daytona/Melbourne – WOFL
Philadelphia – WTFX
– Phoenix – KSAZ
– San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose – KTVU
KCPQ – Seattle
– Tampa/St. Tampa/St. Petersburg, FL – WTVT
Washington DC – WTTG

Fox can also be viewed on terrestrial TV via an antenna.

What is the best way to stream the game from my home without cable?

A streaming device, such as an Amazon Fire TV Stick or Roku, is required. You can choose one from our Best Streaming Devices List.

How do I watch the Super Bowl from my mobile phone?

There are plenty of options for viewing on mobile — from your iPhone and iPad to Android devices. If you have an existing cable TV subscription, just download the Fox Sports mobile app to your device of choice, and you’ll be prompted to sign in using your cable account. You can also watch the Super Bowl on the NFL mobile application by signing up to an NFL+ account ($5/month). Fox Sports has also launched a mobile application.

You might consider 4K.

Instead of being shot in 4K, the game will be shot in HD. This means that the broadcast will not be in “true 4K”, but it should still have better vividness and sharpness than the regular broadcast. Fox will also record the game using an HDR format called HLG, and then convert it into HDR10 which is widely supported.

To see the game in 4K resolution, contact your cable provider. Altice Optimum TV, Comcast Xfinity TV, Cox Contour TV and Verizon FiOS have all stated that they support it. Comcast Xfinity also stated that it will provide the Super Bowl in DolbyVision 4K HDR.

You can also watch the game in 4K via YouTube TV or Fubo TV, but you will need to purchase an additional $20 4K Plus plan. The $70 base price includes 4K streaming. Although you can watch the game in 4K via the Fox Sports app (requires authentication, as noted earlier), it is not possible to stream the game in 4K.

What are the Super Bowl odds, and what is the spread?

BetMGM gives the Eagles 1.5 points advantage over the Chiefs. This number hasn’t changed in over a week. BetMGM had the Chiefs at 1.5 points after the conference championships. It then quickly moved to Eagles -1.5, as more money came in on Philadelphia. Soon after, the Eagles were in favor by 2.5. The final result was Eagles -1.5. Check out the latest information from our Yahoo Sportsbook pros here.