How to Listen to the Super Bowl on Radio

Each year, millions of football fans celebrate the Super Bowl, the National Football League's annual championship game. On this de facto national holiday, family and friends gather around the television to cheer on their favorite team.

But not everyone can watch the Super Bowl on television. Fortunately, if you find yourself without access to a TV, there are several ways to listen to the big game.

Listen on SiriusXM Satellite Radio

SiriusXM Satellite Radio is a satellite radio subscription service that broadcasts the Super Bowl and many other sporting events. Various channels will broadcast the game in languages other than English, as well.

With SiriusXM, listen to every NFL game during the season and NFL-related talk shows and analysis.

Listen With Westwood One Network Stations

Westwood One Sports radio affiliates will broadcast the Super Bowl. Westwood has affiliates across the country, so you'll need to check a list of stations using the company's interactive map to pinpoint the one closest to you.

Listen With TuneIn Radio

TuneIn Radio broadcasts the Super Bowl as well other NFL games through its "premium" subscription service. Listen to podcasts, analysis, and sports talk about the Super Bowl in the run-up to the game, as well as afterward.

Listen With NFL Game Pass

NFL Game Pass, a subscription service, lets you listen to live broadcasts of NFL games, including the Super Bowl, via a smartphone, tablet, or computer. The service also allows subscribers to watch repeats of all NFL games after they have aired live.

Listen With the NFL App

Formerly a perk for only Verizon customers, everyone can now stream NFL games on mobile devices with the NFL app. The free streaming is limited to local-market games and primetime national games but includes playoff games and the Super Bowl, which is handy if you're driving and want to listen to the big game.

Get Updates From ESPN Radio

ESPN Radio will provide Super Bowl updates, and ESPN.com, which you can access via your computer or smartphone, provides updates to all NFL games, including the Super Bowl.