NFL Digital Media Offers Super Bowl Week Coverage Across Platforms

Watch NFL Plus, NFL Channel, NFL.com, NFL App, and YouTube during the Super Bowl

NFL Media, now in its 21st year, will provide comprehensive coverage of Super Bowl week on-site, according to the NFL.

With over 70 hours of live Super Bowl coverage each week, NFL Network and NFL Digital Media are your go-to for Super Bowl V analysis, breaking news and reports, special guest appearances, matchup coverage, and more. This is a site.

NFL Network will begin broadcasting from Las Vegas and Los Angeles starting Monday, February 5th. More than 11 hours of pregame and postgame programming on Sunday’s Super Bowl, including live coverage of Good Morning Football, Super Bowl Live, NFL Total Access, Super Bowl Opening Night and NFL Honors; Special programming and features related to the Super Bowl.

In addition to content from across the NFL Network, NFL Digital Media features a variety of features, including live shows such as “Super Bowl Today,” “Around the NFL,” “NFL Gameday View,” various NFL Super Bowl week editions, and more. and exclusive programs. The NFL mentioned media podcasts, video features and audio content to stay connected with fans throughout the week on NFL+, NFL Channel, NFL.com, the NFL App and YouTube.

Super Bowl Sunday coverage (courtesy of the NFL)

For the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 11th, NFL Network will launch a special 8.5-hour edition of “NFL GameDay Morning” beginning at 9 a.m. ET, offering more than 11 hours of live pregame and postgame coverage. . “NFL GameDay Morning” features 20 of his members on-air talent to provide comprehensive analysis before kickoff of Super Bowl LVIII. After the game, the NFL GameDay Final will be broadcast live from Allegiant Stadium, featuring postgame interviews with players and coaches, in-depth analysis and game highlights.