Here's how to watch the Super Bowl without cable. The good news is that this year's games will be on CBS. And they can all be streamed directly to your TV.

This makes a lot of sense. Cable TV is going out of business and the Super Bowl is the biggest event of the year. Plus, I have found many ways to watch the Super Bowl on Roku.

Since the game is televised on CBS, getting a live stream of the Super Bowl is relatively easy. This means that you can enjoy everything from the game to the Super Bowl 2021 halftime show, from the major live TV streaming options to the channel's own service and even a TV antenna. No one wants low-quality delivery, so just pick a good service.

And you don't have to waste time checking to see who is delivering in 4K. No one does; CBS hasn't figured that out yet, so you'll have to wait at least a year to see the Super Bowl in Ultra HD.

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And as for the game itself, the clash between Brady and Mahomes will be a sight to behold. The former is one of the most successful QBs of his era and has led his new team to the big game in its first year of existence, while the latter looks to be the future of the league.

So here's how to watch the Super Bowl without cable.

Yes, Super Bowl 2021 will be nationally televised on CBS, but cord cutters may not have a Super Bowl channel by default. For example, the popular Sling TV, which just got a $5 price increase, has only two broadcast networks: Fox and NBC.

So, if you want to watch Super Bowl 2021 without cable, our top recommendation is fuboTV. not only does it have CBS, but it specializes in sports, so you can watch all the pregame and postgame coverage and analyze the big game. NBA fans may have trouble finding out that TNT is You might have trouble finding out if you don't have it.

CBS is also available on CBS All Access and YouTube TV, the former for $5.99 per month (with commercial restrictions) and the latter for $9.99 (ad-free). YouTube TV, at $65/month, is more expensive, but is packed with many more than 85 channels, more than the four live channels (CBS, CBS News, CBS Sports HQ, and ET Live).

Hulu's Live TV is also available, but Hulu has dropped many CBS affiliates recently, so there are no guarantees.

The Roku platform has a trio of free ways to watch the big game; those with Roku TVs and devices can get the game on CBS Sports Channel and the NFL app.

They can also get a free trial of CBS All Access through Roku.

The Super Bowl can be watched for free using one of our best TV antenna picks, or pick up CBS on the site locast.org. The latter supports only 45.6% of the U.S. population, though, so your mileage may vary. CBS All Access also has a one-week free trial, which is another way to watch the big game for free.

If you just want to watch on your phone (and CBS in your area is carrying the game), you can watch Super Bowl 55 for free on the Yahoo Sports app for iOS and Android.

NFL Streaming Tips:

If you're out of pocket, you may have more hurdles than just trying to figure out how to watch Super Bowl 2021 without cable - your regular streaming service may not work in your new location. But don't worry. With the best VPNs, you can access the same streaming services you're already paying for because you'll look like you're surfing the web from your hometown.

Here's how easy it is to stream the NFL from anywhere in the world:

1. get a VPN (ExpressVPN is the best choice) 2. connect to the location you want to stream from 3. use your usual streaming service and watch as usual

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