For most of the NFL‘s existence, anyone wanting to watch the game would turn on the lone channel broadcasting it and watch it on network TV. If you couldn’t watch, you would listen on the lone radio station covering the game.
Now, there are numerous different ways to catch the Super Bowl. You can watch it on network TV, stream it, or listen to one of multiple radio stations broadcasting the game.
What Is Tubi?
Tubi is one of the countless streaming services in existence right now. Founded in 2014, Tubi offers a variety of content stemming from original programming to movies and TV shows from other companies to live TV.
Fox bought Tubi in 2017, and the streaming service has broadcast several sporting events since. This is the first year Tubi will broadcast the Super Bowl.
How To Watch?
Fans can stream the Super Bowl on Tubi by downloading the app on any device. You can download Tubi on your iPhone or Android, most Smart TVs, as well as Roku sticks, Amazon Fire sticks, Apple TV and Google Chromecast. You can also watch at TubiTV.com.
What Will Tubi’s Coverage Look Like?
Tubi isn’t merely providing an alternative for those without cable. Instead, they have their own unique coverage of the game.
Of course, Tubi will be broadcasting Fox Sports’ pre and post-game shows. However, they also have their exclusive red carpet special, which will be hosted by former Miss USA and Miss Universe, Christian McCaffrey’s wife, Olivia Culpo. Fans can also see Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show on the platform.
Fans who watch the Super Bowl for the new, unique commercials will also have the luxury of viewing them on Tubi. However, please note that Tubi’s feed for Super Bowl 59 will not feature rewind or fast-forward options.
So, if fans are watching the big game and are anticipating commercials, they must watch them in real time.
Super Bowl 59 Game Preview
Not only is it a momentous occasion for the partnership between Tubi and the NFL, the Kansas City Chiefs also look to become the first team in NFL history to win three consecutive Super Bowls.
Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles will also look to exact revenge from two seasons ago. Both of these teams faced off in Super Bowl 57 in 2023, where the Chiefs began this historic run, winning 38-35.