How to Watch Super Bowl LVII 2024

The Super Bowl will be on CBS this year, so you'll need to know which TV providers have this essential channel. So don’t let the fam down (like the Philadelphia Eagles did this year) and grab one of these services. 

We created a list of the top five providers with this channel, which includes our favorite live TV streaming service, cable TV provider, and satellite TV provider.

Our favorite live TV streaming service and favorite streaming service for sports is our favorite live TV option for the Super Bowl.

fuboTV has CBS in all of its packages so you can watch the big game, but what might truly win you over is this:

fuboTV gives you access to more than 50 sports channels! It's truly a dream come true. 

That's the most sports channels any TV provider in the industry offers! Seriously. Now you see why we consider fuboTV the MVP.

Additionally, each package comes with 1,000 hours of Cloud DVR storage, and the fam can stream on 10 devices at once. (That might not be needed for most, but you will never have to worry about someone else kicking you out of the app.)

Check out our full fuboTV review to see which sports and family channels are in each fuboTV package and how it has one of the best interfaces. 

Comcast Xfinity has got you covered with the CBS channel for watching the big game and over 185 other channels for you and the family.

Xfinity is the best cable TV provider because it’s widely available nationwide, reasonably priced for the number of channels you receive, and has a great DVR to record loads of sporting events.

But first, record the Super Bowl. Of course you'll be paying attention to the game because you put some money on it, but we know how loud the family can get during the impressive SB commercials.

Recently, Xfinity removed its contracts. (That's what we like to see, Xfinity.) But check out our review on the monthly fees you'll have to budget for. Unfortunately, all cable TV providers have those pesky little things. 

Hulu + Live TV gives you CBS for Super Bowl LVIII and channels everyone in the family can enjoy, like SEC Network, National Geographic, Golf Channel, Disney Channel, and TNT. 

This bonus with this live TV streaming service is that it comes with ESPN+ and Disney+. 

For $70–$90 per month, how could you not jump on this deal like a defensive lineman jumps on a loose ball?

I personally have the Hulu bundle because I can watch regular-season Monday Night Football games on ESPN+, and among all of the great Disney magic, you can find a library of sports movies, like The Rookie. 

So if you want to stream the Super Bowl and then stream a UFC card on ESPN+ the following week, the Hulu bundle might be your No. 1 pick. 

Also, if you plan to record future NFL games, it might help to know there is no limit with Hulu—you'll receive unlimited DVR storage with this live TV service.

DISH TV has the best pricing if you're considering a satellite TV option (compared to DIRECTV), and all four of its plans have the CBS channel to watch the last matchup of the season.

Serious sports fans will want America's Top 200 because you'll get access to 23 sports channels (including 11 TUDN channels) in your 240-channel lineup. This plan includes NFL Network, NBA TV, MLB Network, NBC Sports Network, and Longhorn Network.

And when you upgrade to America's Top 250, you'll receive BeIN SPORTS channels.

FYI: the promotional pricing above is only guaranteed when you sign a 2-year contract. If you don’t want to be tied down, you’ll have to spend about $10–$15 more per month.

If you’d rather have a smoother bundling checkout process and need to watch the SB on CBS, we recommend Spectrum TV.

Spectrum TV's pricing is $10 more per month than Xfinity TV, and your price does increase in year two. However, consumers find Spectrum's customization of your bundle to be easier than Xfinity's.

If you want all major sports channels, like NFL Network, NBA TV, and MLB Network, to watch after the Super Bowl, there are better choices than Spectrum. Of course we NFL fans cannot live without NFL Network! 

Xfinity has a way better selection of sports channels than Spectrum. Spectrum has nine sports channels, including Bally Sports, ESPN, FS1, and PAC-12 Network, while Xfinity has 22.

Eight-time Grammy winner Usher will perform at the Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show. 

Guaranteed, most of us will get "Caught Up" in his performance because it will be more than "Good Good." There’s "No Limit" on how successfully Usher will "Burn" up the stage as the King of R&B.

So, don't miss this memorable performance that will take place sometime between 8:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ET.