If I can’t catch the Big Game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers on game day, I want to know if I can watch a Super Bowl replay online without cable.
In a hurry? You have a few options to replay the Super Bowl.
- Fubo: Its lookback function allows you to watch events up to 72 hours after they air. You can also just DVR the game to have it permanently.
- NFL+ Premium: You can replay not just Super Bowl LVIII, but every game of the season for $9.99/mo (formerly known as the NFL Game Pass). Check it out with a 7-day free trial!
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After every regular-season game and all the playoffs, the best two teams in the NFL have risen to the top. These will be the highest-scoring teams from the NFC (National Football Conference) and the AFC (American Football Conference). The two will then go head-to-head in the Super Bowl championship.
While we don’t know who these two teams will be for 2024, we do know Super Bowl LVIII will air live on CBS, starting at on Sunday, February 11.
If you want to watch the replay at home, away from the cheering fans at your friend’s Super Bowl party, here’s how.
Super Bowl LVIII
The 58th Super Bowl will play out on Sunday, February 11th starting at . The teams will go head-to-head at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada.
Last year’s game featured the Kansas City Chiefs’ fifth appearance in the Super Bowl. The Chiefs picked up their third win – their second in three years (they previously won in 1969 and 2019). They lost on two additional occasions.
And don’t forget the halftime show, which is as much of a spectacle as the game itself. This year’s event headliner is Usher. Last year, Rihanna took center stage, in what became the most-watched halftime show in Super Bowl history.
Though you may not see all the original commercials in the replay, know that those will have as much cultural relevance as the game itself.
So, how can you watch the Super Bowl replay?
How to Watch the Super Bowl Replay Without Cable TV
If you don’t have cable to watch the Super Bowl replay, your options can feel limited. The NFL controls its content, but there are options.
The top choice is NFL+ Premium, the only streaming service direct from the NFL. Other services allow you to record the game on the digital DVR or watch several replays through NFL Network.
But let’s start with just our first choice for now. You can stream replays of the Super Bowl through NFL+ on-demand.
Because it’s a streaming service, you won’t need cable. All you have to have is a good high-speed internet connection and a streaming device. NFL+ and the other streaming services all work with most devices on the market, including your smartphone or tablet, computer, or dedicated devices like Amazon Fire or Roku.
Watch the Super Bowl Replay Online with NFL+
NFL+ is the only official online streaming service for the NFL. And if you want to watch the Super Bowl replay online without cable after the live game, it’s the only service that will give you an on-demand option to stream.
That means NFL+ is your best bet to watch the Super Bowl replay without cable. The base price is $6.99/month, which would let you watch live. But to get replays, you have to get NFL+ Premium for $14.99/month. You can also start with a free 7-day trial.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Ad-free full, condensed, and all-22 Coaches Film game replays
- Pre-season games for your favorite teams
- Live-streaming in-market and nationally-televised NFL games
- Documentaries and specials from NFL Films
- NFL Redzone is not included
- Works with most streaming players, smartphones, tablets, and more
- Read more in our NFL+ review here
You can try NFL+ free for 7 days and watch the Super Bowl replay online.
Other Options to Watch the Super Bowl Replay Online
While NFL+ is your best bet to watch the Super Bowl replay without cable on-demand, NFL Network will also replay the game several times after it airs on Sunday, February 11. They’ll typically do a full replay the day after the game and a couple of additional showings throughout the week. To watch, you’ll need to subscribe to a service that offers NFL Network, and there are only a few options.
- Fubo (formerly FuboTV): $79.99/month for 130+ channels, including the NFL Network. You can record a matchup on your DVR to watch whenever you want. Or watch for up to 72 hours using its Lookup function. Full Fubo review here.
- DIRECTV STREAM: $86.99/month for 75+ channels and options for many more. Full DIRECTV STREAM review here.
- Sling TV: $40.00/month for the Sling Blue package, which includes NFL Network. Sling TV offers a free DVR to record and watch later. Full Sling TV review here, plus our guide to watching the Super Bowl on Sling.
- Hulu + Live TV: $82.99/month for 85+ channels along with ESPN+. Full Hulu + Live TV review here.
Wrapping Up
That’s everything we know about how to watch the Super Bowl replay online without cable. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask in the comments below.
If you want full access to replays of past games (not just the Super Bowl), we recommend NFL+ Premium. Sign up for a free trial now.
FAQ
Can I watch the Super Bowl on Fox Sports?
This year, you can watch LVIII live on CBS, Nickelodeon (simulcast), and Univision (Spanish commentary). It will also stream on Paramount+. Unless you DVR it yourself, the NFL Championship game won’t generally be available on demand after the game anywhere but NFL+ Premium.
Fox airs NFC Sunday afternoon games in the regular season. It no longer broadcasts Thursday Night Football (which has since moved to Amazon Prime Video).
Can I watch the Super Bowl on Paramount+?
Yes. In 2024, Super Bowl LVIII will be played at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada, outside Las Vegas. It will be broadcast live on CBS and streamed on Paramount+. But the replays will only be on NFL+ Premium.
CBS airs AFC Sunday afternoon regular season games.
Can I watch the Super Bowl on Peacock?
You could in 2022, when NBC had the rights to the Super Bowl, but not this year. NBC won’t be airing the Super Bowl again until 2026, so it’ll be a while before the Big Game comes back to Peacock. And, when it does, it will almost certainly be streamed live — not available on-demand postgame.
NBC is the home of Sunday Night Football. NBC also gets to show the first game of the regular season, regardless of the night.
Can I watch the Super Bowl on ESPN+?
Not until 2027. The NFL just negotiated a new ten-year contract on the broadcast rights to the Super Bowl, which (among many other things) has the championship game revolving between Fox, CBS, NBC, and ABC/ESPN. This will be the first time in twenty years ABC has aired a Super Bowl, and the first time it’s ever been on ESPN+. Replays will still only be available directly from the NFL.
ESPN/ABC broadcasts Monday Night Football.
Are you sure I can’t watch a Super Bowl replay on demand from the channel it’s going to be on (this year, CBS)?
Not 100% sure, as of this writing, no. We reached out to Peacock and the NFL to confirm and have not gotten a response yet. But after exploring Peacock (for LVI) and the Fox Sports website, we were unable to find anything that suggests that the Super Bowl is, was, or will be available from that channel after the Big Game has aired live.
If we learn different, we’ll update this page.
How do I stream NFL playoff games live?
The following guides provide details on watching the NFL playoffs:
- NFL Playoffs
- Super Wild Card Weekend
- Divisional Round
- AFC Championship Game
- NFC Championship Game
- Super Bowl
How can I watch replays of my favorite team’s games?
We have guides for that.
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