Super Bowl 52: What channel is NBC on DirecTV, Comcast and more
By Joe Schiller
Super Bowl 52 is right around the corner and here are the channels where you can find the big game.
Super Bowl 52 is right around the corner. Millions of viewers will tune into the big game this year and it’s a spectacle you can’t afford to miss. After 32 NFL teams started the regular season, only two will have the chance to fight for the coveted title.
Whether it’s at a bar, at your home or wherever you’re at on February 4th, you’ll want to be watching the Super Bowl. NBC will be the go-to channel to watch the game. Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth will have the call from U.S. Bank Stadium at 6:30 p.m. ET. Watching is the easy part but finding the exact channel can be frustrating, especially if your TV guide feels like a giant maze. For most of us, that’s how we feel whenever we turn on the television.
Instead of searching to find what channel NBC is on your television, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a look where you can find NBC on the major cable providers such DirecTV, Comcast and Time Warner Cable:
DirecTV
Comcast
Time Warner Cable
A reminder that channel listings will vary based on your location, so it’s important to double-check and make sure it’s accurate.
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If you’re tuning in, you’ll want to stick around the entire time of the game. The Super Bowl is more than just the game on the field. There’s a number of reasons to tune in. The pregame ceremonies, the half-time performance by Justin Timberlake and of course the hilarious commercials. Even if you don’t care for either of the two teams on the field, it’s always fun to watch the Super Bowl. After all, it only happens once a year.