Super Bowl LI Broadcast Schedule

SUPER BOWL LI  |NRG Stadium, Houston 

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS vs ATLANTA FALCONS 

Sunday, February 5 | FOX 6:30 p.m. ET

NFL on FOX Super Bowl Talent

Game Commentators- Joe Buck, Troy Aikman; Reporters- Erin Andrews, Chris Myers

FOX Super Bowl Sunday- Terry Bradshaw, Curt Menefee, Jimmy Johnson, Howie Long, Michael Strahan; Jay Glazer, Mike Pereira, Rob Riggle

FOX Super Bowl Kickoff- Charissa Thompson, Colin Cowherd, Cooper Manning, Josh Norman, Charles Tillman, Dave Wannstedt

FOX Deportes- John Laguna, Jessi Losada, Brady Poppinga; Pablo Alsina, Valeria Marin

Live Stream- FOX Sports Go; NFL.com (Verizon mobile)

FOX Super Bowl Sunday TV Schedule

NFL Films: Road to the Super Bowl - 11 a.m. ET

Skip and Shannon: Undisputed - Noon ET

FOX Super Bowl Kickoff - 1 p.m. ET

FOX Super Bowl Sunday - 2 p.m. ET

Super Bowl LI: Patriots vs Falcons - 6:30 p.m. ET

• National Anthem performed by Luke Bryan

• Halftime Show performed by Lady Gaga
• Lombardi Trophy Presentation with Bradshaw

FOX/FS1 Post-game Show- 10:30 pm approx.

Pregame Show Segments & Interviews 

- The History of Football in Houston with Wade Phillips

- All the guys who caught TDs from Matt Ryan

- Robert Kraft with Erin Andrews

- On field Live demo: How to stop Julio Jones

- Charissa Thompson: Red Carpet Hit No. 1

- Check-In With Katie Nolan: Social Media

- Charissa Thompson: Red Carpet Hit No. 2

- Leah Still Feature.  Devon Still’s daughter gives back

- Chris Hogan Feature
- Pam Oliver: Friday Night Lights. High school football in Texas 
- Live Performance: Fitz and The Tantrums, “Hand Clap”

- John Glenn Tribute

- Interview with NASA’s Shane Kimbrough & Peggy Whitson

- Jimmy Johnson at NASA Mission Control breaks down Super Bowl matchup

- Atlanta’s Young Defense, Vic Beasley, Keanu Neal and Deion Jones
- Anthem piece A Star-Spangled year

- President Trump with Bill O’Reilly Interview from the White House

- Lady Gaga with Michael Strahan

- Julio Jones with Erin Andrews

- Live Peformance: Zac Brown Band, “My Old Man”

- Chris Long and Howie Long Father and son chat
- Dan Quinn feature on Atlanta coach’s military influence

- Bill Belichick with Jimmy Johnson

- Matt Ryan with Charissa Thompson

- Tom Brady with Terry Bradshaw

- Rob Riggle’s picks

- Johnny Cash: “Ragged Old Flag” Country legend’s patriotic poem

- Greatness (V/O by Anthony Mackie)

Additional Super Bowl LI Broadcasts

Westwood One Radio (Sirius | XM Ch 88) -Kevin Harlan, Boomer Esiason; Reporters: Tony Boselli, James Lofton 

Patriots Radio (Sirius 81 | XM ch 225) - Bob Socci, Scott Zolak
Falcons Radio (Sirius | XM ch 82) - Wes Durham, Dave Archer & John Michaels
NFL Films World Feed- Bob Papa, Charles Davis

Network Broadcast Schedules

NFL Network (From Houston) 
NFL GameDay Morning - 9 a.m.

Super Bowl Greatest Commercials - 5:30 p.m.

Super Bowl LI Game Center - 6:30 p.m.

NFL GameDay Final - 10:30 p.m.*

Super Bowl LI Encore - 1 a.m.

ESPN 
Final NFL Studio assignment for Chris Berman 
SportsCenter - 8 a.m.

NFL Insiders - 10 a.m.

Postseason NFL Countdown - 11 a.m.

NFL Countdown - 10:30 p.m.*

SportsCenter - 11 p.m.*
 * Post game coverage begins after FOX broadcast

NFL Playoffs TV Schedule: Championship Sunday

NFL Conference Championships

Sun, Jan 22
FOX NFL Kickoff, FOX 1 pm
FOX NFL Sunday, FOX 2 pm  
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP, FOX 3:05 pm

GREEN BAY PACKERS at ATLANTA FALCONS

Georgia Dome, Atlanta 

FOX - Joe Buck, Troy Aikman & Erin Andrews, Chris Myers; Mike Pereira (Rules Analyst)
Westwood One- Kevin Kugler, James Lofton & Tony Boselli
Streaming- FOX Sports Go

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The NFL Today, CBS 6 pm  
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP, CBS 6:40 pm

PITTSBURGH STEELERS at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 

Gillette Stadium, Foxborough

CBS - Jim Nantz, Phil Simms & Tracy Wolfson; Jay Feely (Special Teams Analyst) 
Westwood One- Kevin Harlan, Dan Fouts & Ross Tucker
Streaming-  CBS All Access

Sun, Jan 29
2017 PRO BOWL, Camping World Stadium, Orlando 
AFC vs NFC, ESPN 8 pm- Sean McDonough, Jon Gruden & Lisa Salters

Sun, Feb 5
FOX SUPER BOWL SUNDAY, FOX 2 pm
SUPER BOWL LI, NRG Stadium Houston, FOX 6 pm

NFL 2016 Broadcast Schedule

NFL on CBS Release
NFL on FOX Release
NFL on NBC Release
NFL Network Release
MNF on ESPN Release

Sunday Night Football Schedule, NBC 8:30 pm (* Eligible for flex scheduling)
Thu. Sept. 8: NFL Kickoff - Carolina Panthers at Denver Broncos
Sun. Sept. 11: New England Patriots at Arizona Cardinals
Sun. Sept. 18: Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings
Sun. Sept. 25: Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys
Sun. Oct. 2: Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers
*Sun. Oct. 9: New York Giants at Green Bay Packers
*Sun. Oct. 16: Indianapolis Colts at Houston Texans
*Sun. Oct. 23: Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals
*Sun. Oct. 30: Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys
*Sun. Nov. 6: Denver Broncos at Oakland Raiders
*Sun. Nov. 13: Seattle Seahawks at New England Patriots
*Sun. Nov. 20: Green Bay Packers at Washington Redskins
*Sun. Nov. 27: New England Patriots at New York Jets
*Sun. Dec. 4: Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks
*Sun. Dec. 11: Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants
*Sun. Dec. 18: Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals
Sun. Dec. 25: Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs
*Sun. Jan. 1: TBD

Thursday Night Football Schedule, CBS/NBC & NFL Network Simulcast
(^ Streamed on Twitter; network producing games in parentheses)
Thu. Sept. 15: New York Jets at Buffalo Bills, CBS/NFLN 8:25 pm
Thu. Sept. 22: Houston Texans at New England Patriots, CBS/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Thu. Sept. 29: Miami Dolphins at Cincinnati Bengals, NFLN (CBS) 8:25 pm
Thu. Oct. 06: Arizona Cardinals at San Francisco 49ers, CBS/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Thu. Oct. 13: Denver Broncos at San Diego Chargers, CBS/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Thu. Oct. 20: Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers, CBS/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Thu. Oct. 27: Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans, NFLN (CBS)8:25 pm
Thu. Nov. 03: Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, NFLN (NBC) 8:25 pm
Thu. Nov. 10: Cleveland Browns at Baltimore Ravens, NFLN (NBC) 8:25 pm
Thu. Nov. 17: New Orleans Saints at Carolina Panthers, NBC/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Thu. Dec. 01: Dallas Cowboys at Minnesota Vikings, NBC/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Thu. Dec. 08: Oakland Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs, NBC/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Thu. Dec. 15: Los Angeles Rams at Seattle Seahawks, NBC/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Sat. Dec. 17: Miami Dolphins at New York Jets, NFLN (NBC) 8:25 pm
Thu. Dec. 22: New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles, NBC/NFLN^ 8:25 pm
Sat. Dec. 24: Cincinnati Bengals at Houston Texans, NFLN (CBS) 8:25 pm
Sun. Dec 25: Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers, NFLN (NBC) 4:30 pm

Monday Night Football, ESPN 8:35 pm
Sept. 12: Pittsburgh Steelers at Washington Redskins, 7:10 pm
Sept. 12: Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco 49ers, 10:30 pm
Sept. 19: Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago Bears
Sept. 26: Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints
Oct. 03: New York Giants at Minnesota Vikings
Oct. 10: Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers
Oct. 17: New York Jets at Arizona Cardinals
Oct. 24: Houston Texans at Denver Broncos
Oct. 31: Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears
Nov. 07: Buffalo Bills at Seattle Seahawks
Nov. 14: Cincinnati Bengals at New York Giants
Nov. 21: Houston Texans vs. Oakland Raiders at Mexico City
Nov. 28: Green Bay Packers at Philadelphia Eagles
Dec. 05: Indianapolis Colts at New York Jets
Dec. 12: Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots
Dec. 19: Carolina Panthers at Washington Redskins
Dec. 26: Detroit Lions at Dallas Cowboys

Thanksgiving Classic
Thu. Nov. 24: Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions, CBS 12:30 pm
Thu. Nov. 24: Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys, FOX 4:30pm
Thu. Nov. 24: Pittsburgh Steelers at Indianapolis Colts, NBC 8:30 pm

NFL International Series, United Kingdom
Sun. Oct 02: Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley, CBS 9:30 am
Sun. Oct 23: New York Giants at Los Angeles Rams at Twickenham, NFLN (CBS) 9:30 am
Sun. Oct 30: Washington Redskins at Cincinnati Bengals at Wembley, FOX 9:30 am

Sunday National Games
Sept. 11: New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys, FOX 4:25 pm
Sept. 18: Indianapolis Colts at Denver Broncos, CBS 4:25 pm
Sept. 25: Pittsburgh Steelers at Philadelphia Eagles, CBS 4:25 pm
Oct. 02: Dallas Cowboys at San Francisco 49ers, FOX 4:25 pm
Oct. 09: Cincinnati Bengals at Dallas Cowboys, CBS 4:25 pm
Oct. 16: Dallas Cowboys at Green Bay Packers, FOX 4:25 pm
Oct. 23: New England Patriots at Pittsburgh Steelers, CBS 4:25 pm
Oct. 30: Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers, FOX 4:25 pm
Nov. 06: Indianapolis Colts at Green Bay Packers, CBS 4:25 pm
Nov. 13: Dallas Cowboys at Pittsburgh Steelers, FOX 4:25 pm
Nov. 20: Philadelphia Eagles at Seattle Seahawks, CBS 4:25 pm
Nov. 27: Carolina Panthers at Oakland Raiders, CBS 4:25 pm
Dec. 04: New York Giants at Pittsburgh Steelers, FOX 4:25 pm
Dec. 11: Seattle Seahawks at Green Bay Packers, FOX 4:25 pm
Dec. 18: New England Patriots at Denver Broncos, CBS 4:25 pm
Sat, Dec. 24 Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks, FOX 4:25 pm

NFL Postseason Schedule (Tentative)
January 7-8, 2017: NFL Wild Card Games, CBS/ESPN/FOX/NBC
January 14-15, 2017: NFL Divisional Playoff Games, CBS/FOX (2)/NBC
Sunday, January 22, 2017: Championship Sunday, FOX & CBS
Sunday, January 29, 2017: Pro Bowl, ESPN
Sunday, February 5, 2017: Super Bowl LI, NRG Stadium, Houston, FOX

Super Bowl 50 Broadcast Schedule

SUPER BOWL 50 | Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CA

CAROLINA PANTHERS vs DENVER BRONCOS

Sunday, February 7, CBS 6:30 p.m. ET

CBS Super Bowl 50 Talent 
Game Commentators- Jim Nantz, Phil Simms
Sideline Reporters- Evan Washburn (CAR), Tracy Wolfson (DEN)
Officiating Expert- Mike Carey; Special Teams Analyst- Jay Feely

The Super Bowl Today 
James Brown, Bill Cowher, Boomer Esiason, Tony Gonzalez, Bart Scott
Additional Talent- Ian Eagle, Greg Gumbel, Trent Green, Amy Trask
Guests- Jets WR Brandon Marshall, Saints Coach Sean Payton,  Ravens WR Steve Smith
NFL Insider- Jason La Canfora; Reporter- Allie LaForce; Contributor- Jim Rome

CBS Super Bowl Sunday Broadcast Schedule

Super Bowl 50: Before they were Pros - 11 a.m. ET
Road to the Super Bowl - Noon ET
Phil Simms All-Iron Team: Super Bowl Edition - 1 p.m. ET
The Super Bowl Today: Pregame Show - 2 p.m. ET

Super Bowl on CBS Kickoff Show - 6 p.m. ET 
Super Bowl 50 - 6:30 p.m. ET; Kickoff 6:40 p.m. ET approx.
   •  National Anthem- Lady Gaga
   •  Halftime Show- Coldplay ft. Beyonce  
   •  Trophy Presentation with Jim Nantz 
The Super Bowl Today Post Game Show - CBS Sports Network 10:30 p.m. ET (appx)

Pregame Interviews & Segment

• Buffalo Back to the Future - A hypothetical revision the Buffalo Bills.
• Super Bowl Essay – Reflection of how the Super Bowl has evolved in the past 50 years
• And Then There Were Six – The six living play by play announcers of the Super Bowl: Jim Nantz, Greg Gumbel, Al Michaels, Joe Buck, Dick Enberg and Jack Whitaker
• NFL’s first Commissioner Pete Rozelle
• The World’s Longest Touchdown Catch – Recreating ‘The Catch’ with Joe Montana
• Story of Tennessee high school football star Zaevion Dobson, who was killed saving classmates during a drive by shooting
• Bill Cowher interviews Bronco’s QB Peyton Manning, as well as Panther’s coach Ron Rivera
• James Brown interviews Panther’s QB Cam Newton.
• Phil Simms interviews Bronco’s GM John Elway. Both were QBs of Super Bowl XXI
• Tony Gonzalez interviews Bronco's LB Demarcus Ware & Def Coach Wade Phillips
• CBS This Morning’s Gayle King interviews President Barack Obama & First Lady Michelle Obama
• Essays of Difference Makers of the Super Bowl narrated by NFL alumni past & present
• Vignettes of the Super Bowls through the decades
• Discussion with past Super Bowl MVPs
• Vignettes of neighborhoods in the Bay Area
• Look-ins with the US Armed Forces in Afghanistan, as well as US Astronauts 

Additional Broadcasts
ESPN Deportes- Alvaro Martin, Raul Allegre; Reporter: John Sutcliffe
SAP simulcast on CBS, as well on ESPN Deportes Radio

Westwood One Radio- Kevin Harlan, Boomer Esiason, Dan Fouts; Reporters: James Lofton, Mark Malone
Sirius Radio Channel 88; XM Radio Channel 88

Panthers Radio- WBT- Mick Mixon, Eugene Robinson & Jim Szoke
Sirius Radio channel 83; XM Radio channel 226

Broncos Radio- KOA/KRFX- Dave Logan, Ed McCaffrey
Sirius Radio channel 82; XM Radio channel 225

NFL Films World Feed- Bob Papa, Charles Davis

Internet Streaming- CBS Sports.com; NFL.com on Verizon mobile devices 

Other Network Broadcast Schedules

NFL GameDay Morning - NFL Network 9 a.m.
Super Bowl Greatest Commercials 2016 - NFL Network 5:30 p.m.
Super Bowl 50 Game Center - NFL Network 6:30 p.m.
NFL GameDay Final - NFL Network 10:30 p.m.*
Super Bowl 50 Encore - NFL Network 1:30 a.m.

NFL Insiders - ESPN 10 a.m.
Postseason NFL Countdown - ESPN 11 a.m.
NFL Countdown - ESPN 10:30 p.m.*
SportsCenter - ESPN 11 p.m.*

FOX Sports Live - FS1 10:30 p.m.*
* - post game begins at conclusion of CBS coverage

2015 NFL Playoffs: Championship Sunday

NFL Conference Championships 

Sunday, January 24

The NFL Today, CBS 2 pm

AFC CHAMPIONSHIP, CBS 3:05 pm

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS at DENVER BRONCOS 
Sports Authority Field, Denver

 CBS: Jim Nantz, Phil Simms
Reporter: Evan Washburn, Tracy Wolfson; Rules: Mike Carey

Westwood One Radio: Kevin Harlan, Boomer Esiason, Dan Fouts; Reporter: Mark Malone
Streaming: CBS Sports.com


FOX NFL Sunday, FOX 6 pm

NFC CHAMPIONSHIP, FOX 6:40 pm
 

 

ARIZONA CARDINALS at CAROLINA PANTHERS

 Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte

FOX: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman
Reporters: Erin Andrews, Chris Myers; Rules: Mike Pereira 

FOX Deportes (SPA), Ricardo Celis, Jessi Losada, Brady Poppinga, Francisco X. Rivera

Westwood One Radio: Kevin Kugler, James Lofton; Reporter: Tim Ryan

Streaming: FOX Sports Go

Remaining Schedule:

Sunday, January 31
Pro Bowl, Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
Team Rice vs Team Irvin, ESPN 7 pm; Mike Tirico, Jon Gruden; Reporter: Lisa Salters

Sunday, February 7

Super Bowl 50 from Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CBS 6 pm

News & Notes

CBS has announced a new lead broadcast team for the 2015 Final Four and NCAA Championship.  FOX Sports Bill Raftery will get his biggest assignment, along with Turner's Grant Hill, as co-analyst for the Tournament, as well as the Big Ten Tournament Semi-finals and Finals on CBS.  Jim Nantz will once again lead the broadcast team with Tracy Wolfson the court side reporter.  The announcement comes off the heels of Greg Anthony's arrest and subsequent suspension for CBS and Turner after his solicitation bust in Washington D.C.

The rest of the announcing pairs will be announced at a later date.

[Source: CBS Sports Press Express]

NFL Network has terminated Warren Sapp, immediately after his arrest on Monday, in Arizona after the Super Bowl.  Sapp was arrested for suspected assault and solicitation at 7 a.m. and subsequently booked and released.  NFL Network initially suspended the Hall of Fame Lineman, and quickly followed suit to fire him.

[Source: Sports Illustrated]

As Super Bowl Ratings go, this was an all-timer.  Sunday's Patriots-Seahwaks Super Bowl XLIX classic on NBC saw a record audience of 114.2 million viewers, supplanting last years FOX broadcast by two million.  Its 47.5 national rating  (with a 71 share) is the fourth largest in SB history (Super Bowl XVI on CBS still reigns with 49.1/73).  The rating is the eighth highest overall rating in broadcast television history.

[Source: NBC Press Box]