NBC will televise Super Bowl LVI on February 6, 2022, from Inglewood, California.
The game broadcast will start at 6:30 p.m. ET, with kickoff shortly thereafter.
For the channel in your area, check this list of NBC affiliates.
Al Michaels and Cris Collinswoth will call the action from the broadcast booth at SoFi Stadium, with Michele Tafoya reporting from the sidelines.
Here is a look at future Super Bowl broadcasts:
Super Bowl LVII: Fox on February 5, 2023, from Glendale, Arizona.
Super Bowl LVIII: CBS on February 4, 2024, from TBD.
Super Bowl LIX: Fox in February 2025, from New Orleans.
Super Bowl LX: NBC in February 2026.
Super Bowl LXI: ABC/ESPN in February 2027.
Super Bowl LXII: CBS in February 2028.
Super Bowl LXIII: Fox in February 2029.
Super Bowl LXIV: NBC in February 2030.
Super Bowl LXV: ABC/ESPN in February 2031.
Super Bowl LXVI: CBS in February 2032.
Super Bowl LXVII: Fox in February 2033.
Tom Brady remains perfect when @CBS broadcasts the #SuperBowl.
CBS: 3-0.
Fox 3-1.
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