Jeff Gerttula, EVP & GM of CBS Sports Digital, is the man who leads the team covering all aspects of Super Bowl LV in Tampa as the Buccaneers host the Kansas City Chiefs. It is a challenge under COVID 19 conditions but they will offer streamers a complete package of top quality content.
Gerttula knows that more people than ever before will be watching not only the game itself via streaming but also all the pregame and postgame coverage any fan could ever want. There are many platforms to follow all the action from Tampa starting early Sunday morning.
The game can be seen for free either at CBSSports.com or on the CBS Sports app, which can be accessed, by either iPhones or Android devices. Just check out the apps at the Apple Store or at the Google Play store.
For those watching on Roku, Amazon Firesticks, Apple TV or via your Smart TV’s on CBS All Access the networks streaming service. Also, go to CBS Sports HQ for all the pre and postgame coverage of Sunday’s big game.
Be sure to check out my conversation with Jeff on the latest edition of Stream On with Jim Williams wherever you get your podcasts.
Again here is how to watch all the action from Tampa all day today into the night. Locally WTSP channel 10, stream free on Locast.org, streamwise your options are CBS Sports.com, the CBS Sports app, and of course on my favorite CBS All Access an outstanding streaming service at a reasonable price point.
The NFL Network and ESPN are also good options for the pre and postgame coverage all day. If you don’t have access to stream those networks do a seven day free trial of Sling TV or YouTube TV both are worth a try, also it gives you two different price point options.
