Looking to watch the big one on your Roku device? Here’s how to see every second of Super Bowl Sunday.
While the 2021 Super Bowl won’t be quite like any other we’ve seen before, Chiefs vs Bucs is still likely to be one to remember – and not only because Mahomes vs Brady is a match-up for the ages. So if you’ve got a Roku media player, we can help you understand the options for getting a Super Bowl live stream in the comfort of your own home. Thankfully, most of the streaming options for watching the Super Bowl on Roku are available, but there are a couple of oddities you might want to be aware of. So, below we’ve outlined all the possibilities, including getting a stream without any subscription and how watch the game if you’re outside the US today. Just keep scrolling to find out. Broadcast rights for the Super Bowl alternate between CBS, Fox, and NBC, and this year it’s the turn of CBS. CBS will inevitably be broadcasting Super Bowl LV on its website and app, but more interestingly for you, the CBS Sports app is available for download on both Roku and Roku TV. That means if you already subscribe to a streaming service with live TV, you should be able to watch the Super Bowl through your existing plan on Roku, as long as it includes CBS. You’ll also have the option of connecting an antenna to your Roku device and picking up CBS that way. Cable cutters have nothing to fear either. Plenty of services such as Hulu, YouTube, and fuboTV that include CBS have apps for Roku and Roku TV. Spectrum and Xfinity subscribers can also download the corresponding Roku apps for access to CBS.
