What channel is FOX on Comcast?
By Brad Weiss
Super Bowl LI will kick off on Sunday, and FOX will be televising the game nationally. Here is how to find that channel for Comcast users.
Super Bowl LI is slated to kick off at 6:30pm ET on Sunday, as the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons battle it out to see who will be the NFL’s next champion. Both teams have been led by their MVP-caliber quarterback this season, as both Tom Brady and Matt Ryan have been in the discussion to win football’s most prestigious individual award. While an MVP is a wonderful honor, both men know that raising the Vince Lombardi Trophy is the ultimate goal, and Sunday’s game should be a high-scoring affair.
The Atlanta Falcons have rode Matt Ryan’s right arm to the Super Bowl this season, as he has captained arguably the best offense in football. Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman have proven to be quality running backs, and wide receiver Julio Jones may be the best wideout in the NFC. Add to the fact that defensive end Vic Beasley Jr. has been an absolute beast this season, and you can see why the Falcons will be representing the NFC this weekend.
For Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, this Super Bowl could be a historic one. No quarterback in NFL history has won more than four Super Bowl titles, but Brady has the chance to do just that inside NRG Stadium on Sunday. Brady has shaken off a four-game suspension to open the season to once again dominate the AFC, and he has his Patriots as the favorite heading into the biggest game of the season.
The game will be televised nationally on FOX, with the pregame festivities kicking off at 2:00pm ET. For those fans that use Comcast as their provider, you can find your channel listing here. The Super Bowl is always the most watched event of the year, and this year should be no different, as both offenses can light up the scoreboard at any time.
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Lady Gaga will perform at halftime of Super Bowl 51, and like she always does, she will definitely put on a show to remember. Once the game ends, the focus of the league will turn to April’s NFL Draft, as teams begin to build their rosters for a Super Bowl run next season. Will Tom Brady win his fifth ring? Or will it be Matt Ryan hoisting his first Super Bowl Trophy in Houston on Sunday night?