How to get an NFL live stream wherever you are right now and watch football online as the 2020/21 playoffs concludes with the biggest game in all US sports.
Last year’s landmark 100th NFL season lived up to all expectations and then some. While the 2020/21 campaign got off to an unusual start in so many respects, we’ve since rumbled like vintage Jerome Bettis right down to the final game of the playoffs and the culmination of another scintillating season. Read on for all the latest information and ways to watch an NFL live stream for the big game this February, no matter where you are in the world right now. Despite all the postponements, depleted rosters, and largely empty stadiums, no one can deny that the NFL has been back with a bang on the field. We’ve been treated to all the gravity-defying touchdown catches, bone-crunching hits, and ice-cold Bill Belichick stares that America’s game is famous for – and with the playoffs having now whittled things down to just two teams, it’s nearly time to watch a Super Bowl live stream for football’s grand finale this season. Reigning Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs and star QB Pat Mahomes ended the regular season with an AFC-best 14-2 record and are favorites to repeat this February. Having earned a first round bye, they survived a concussion to Mahomes and late Browns comeback to advance to the AFC Championship game for the third straight year, where they iced the red-hot Buffalo Bills to give themselves a chance at lifting the Lombardi Trophy for a second straight time. Over in the NFC, Aaron Rodgers and the always formidable Green Bay Packers had cruised to their conference championship game with big wins over the Bears and Rams. They were odds-on to face the Chiefs in February’s big game…at least, until Tom Brady happened to them. Despite a spirited second-half fightback by Aaron Rodgers and the Pack, the six-time Super Bowl winner had enough in his 43-year-old tank to guide his new team, the Tampa Bay Bucs, to the big show and claim one of the few postseason records he didn’t already own: being part of the first team to play a Super Bowl on home soil.
