Here’s a look at the English and Spanish TV and radio broadcasting assignments for Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025, plus Fox, ESPN, and NFL Network’s day-long programming plans and some analysis of the game itself and the broadcasting plans. All times are Eastern.
Super Bowl LIX | Caesars Superdome, New Orleans
Kansas City Chiefs (AFC No. 1 seed, 15-2, 2-0 postseason) vs. Philadelphia Eagles (NFC No. 2 seed, 14-3, 3-0 postseason)
Fox, Fox Deportes, Telemundo, Tubi (free stream of the Fox coverage without authentication), 6:30 p.m.
It’s been quite the road to this Super Bowl, a rematch of 2023’s Super Bowl LVII in Arizona, where the Chiefs won 38-35. They’re 1 to 1.5-point favorites to pull off the three-peat here, so we could be in for a close game.
When Kansas City has the ball, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce will be the center of attention. Mahomes’ 3,928 passing yards this regular season were a career-low for him as a starter, and he’s taken lots of criticism. And he only threw for 177 and 245 yards in the Chiefs’ two playoff games. But his performance down the stretch in the AFC championship was key to getting them here.
Meanwhile, there’s been much discussion about how much the 35-year-old Kelce has left in the tank. And he was held to two catches for 19 yards in that AFC championship win over the Bills. But he had seven receptions for 117 yards and a touchdown the week before against Houston and led the team with 823 receiving yards this season.
Despite their lofty record, the Chiefs’ offense was way down the list in points per game (22.6, 15th in the NFL) and yards per game (327.6, 17th). They’re up against a tough Eagles defense that allowed 278.4 yards per game (first) and 17.8 points per game (second). That’s part of why the over-under lines are coming in at a not-that-high 48.5 to 49.5 points.
On the other side of the ball, Eagles’ pivot Jalen Hurts has sparked lots of debate this year as well (sometimes from the same person on both sides). And he only threw for 2,903 yards this season, but added 630 rushing yards. The ground game may be key here, as Philadelphia also features Saquon Barkley, who led the league with 2,005 yards this season. We’ll see if the Kansas City defense (ninth overall with 320.6 yards allowed per game, eighth overall against the run with 101.8 rushing yards conceded per game) can keep them in check.
On the main Fox broadcasting side, all eyes will be on Tom Brady working his first Super Bowl, especially around all the discussion of his potential conflict of interest and restrictions given his Las Vegas Raiders’ ownership stake. He and Kevin Burkhardt placed 14th of 25 teams in our reader-voted announcer rankings this year, with many comments indicating a lower grade due to Brady’s work. But his recent work has won praise. We’ll see how he does under the bright lights.
Listing of pregame, game, and postgame programming across TV and radio to follow.
Fox Sports Super Bowl LIX commentators
Super Bowl broadcasters
Game commentators: Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady
Sideline reporters: Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi
Rules analyst: Mike Pereira
Fox Super Bowl Sunday commentators
Main Set: Curt Menefee, Terry Bradshaw, Rob Gronkowski, Howie Long, Michael Strahan, Jimmy Johnson; Jay Glazer (Insider)
Charissa Thompson, Julian Edelman, Michael Vick, Charles Woodson, Andrews, Burkhardt, Brady, Rinaldi
Reporters: Peter Schrager, Kristina Pink, Cooper Manning
Fox Super Bowl Sunday programming schedule
NFL Films: Road to the Super Bowl, 11 a.m.
The Madden Cruiser: A Bayou Adventure With Bill Belichick, noon
Fox Super Bowl LIX Pregame, 1 p.m.
Super Bowl LIX: Chiefs vs Eagles, 6:30 p.m.
National Anthem performed by Jon Batiste
‘America the Beautiful’ performed by Trombone Shorty and Lauren Daigle
‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’ performed by Ledisi
Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show performed by Kendrick Lamar
Fox postgame show, 10 p.m. approx, including Lombardi Trophy presentation, game highlights and analysis
FS1 postgame show, 10:30 p.m. approx.
Fox Deportes Super Bowl LIX commentators
Game commentators: Adrian Garcia-Marquez, Jessi Losada, Jaime Motta
Host/reporter: Rodolfo Landeros
Fox Deportes Super Bowl Sunday programming schedule
Camino Al Super Bowl, Noon
El Entretiempo, 1 p.m.
Total Sports 360, 3 p.m.
Fox Deportes Super Bowl LIX Pregame, 4 p.m.
Super Bowl LIX, 6 p.m.
Postgame show, 10:30 p.m. approx.
Telemundo Super Bowl LIX commentators
Game commentators: Miguel Gurwitz, Rolando Cantú
Studio: Julio Vaqueiro, Jessica Carrillo, Frederick Oldenburg, Verónica Rodríguez, Gurwitz, Cantú
Telemundo Super Bowl Sunday programming schedule
Telemundo Super Bowl LIX Pregame, 3 p.m.
Super Bowl LIX 6 p.m.
Telemundo postgame show, 10:30 p.m. approx.
Super Bowl LIX radio broadcasts
Westwood One Radio
National English-language radio broadcast of Super Bowl LIX on SiriusXM Channel 88
Game commentators: Kevin Harlan, Kurt Warner
Sideline reporter: Laura Okmin
Rules analyst: Gene Steratore
Studio: Scott Graham, Devin McCourty, Ross Tucker
Westwood One Radio Super Bowl Sunday programming schedule
Super Bowl Preview, 2 p.m.
Super Bowl Insider, 3 p.m.
Super Sunday Pregame Show, 4 p.m.
Super Bowl LIX, 5 p.m.
Entravision Radio
National Spanish language radio broadcast of Super Bowl LIX on SiriusXM Channel 227
Game commentators: Ricardo Celis, Tony Nuñez
Pregame show available on Facebook Live
Kansas City Chiefs radio
Kansas City Chiefs local English-language radio broadcast on SiriusXM Channel 226
English Broadcast: Mitch Holthus, Danan Hughes, Josh Klingler
Spanish Broadcast: Oscar Monterroso, Hannah Bassham, Adan Manzano
Philadelphia Eagles radio:
Philadelphia Eagles local radio broadcast on SiriusXM Channel 225
English Broadcast: Merrill Reese, Mike Quick
Spanish Broadcast: Rickie Ricardo, Oscar Budejen, Dave Gerhardt
Super Bowl LIX international broadcasts
NFL FILMS World Feed: Ian Eagle, Charles Davis
ESPN Australia & New Zealand: Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky, Louis Riddick; Russell Yurk
ESPN Latin America: Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega, Ciro Procuna, John Sutcliffe
Other networks’ Super Bowl Sunday schedules from New Orleans
NFL Network
NFL GameDay Morning, 9 a.m.
Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner, Steve Mariucci, Gerald McCoy, Saints DE Cam Jordan
Super Bowl’s Greatest Commercials, 5:30 p.m.
Super Bowl LIX Game Center, 6:30 p.m.
NFL GameDay Final, 10 p.m.*
Chris Rose, Maurice Jones-Drew, Michael Robinson
Super Bowl LIX Encore, 2:30 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 10
ESPN
SportsCenter, 7 a.m.
Postseason NFL Countdown 10 a.m.
Mike Greenberg, Tedy Bruschi, Travis Kelce, Rex Ryan, Alex Smith
NFL Primetime, 10:30 p.m.*
Chris Berman, Booger McFarland, Alex Smith
SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt, 11:30 p.m.*
* Post-game coverage follows the FOX broadcast
H/T Sammy for the listings!
