Super Bowl 51 Live Stream, Start Time, TV Channel, More
The New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons will square off in Super Bowl 51 in Houston, TX on Sunday, Feb. 5. Here’s all the info you need to watch and more.
Super Bowl 51 is finally here. For the seventh time with Bill Belichick as their head coach and Tom Brady as their quarterback, the New England Patriots will play in the big game. Super Bowl 51 will only be the second time in Atlanta Falcons’ history that they will take part in the game.
When it comes to experience, the Patriots have the obvious edge here. In fact, Brady himself has made more Super Bowl appearances than the entire Falcons roster. The Patriots future Hall of Fame quarterback has already appeared in six Super Bowls, while Dwight Freeney, Dashon Goldson, Courtney Upshaw and Philip Wheeler have combined to play in five.
Experience in the big game is important, but it is far from the only thing that matters. The Falcons are an incredibly talented team who is undoubtedly going to put up a fight. Matt Ryan, Julio Jones and Devonta Freeman lead one of the best offensive units in history and their fast and explosive defense has played well in recent weeks.
Brady and the Patriots will undoubtedly be ready to play their A game, but the Falcons certainly present a difficult challenge. Super Bowl 51 should be a great game that everyone should be watching.
The Super Bowl 51 matchup between the Patriots and Falcons will be televised live on FOX. If you cannot catch the game on TV, do not worry. Super Bowl 51 will be available live via an online stream at Fox Sports Go, using your cable/satellite login information.
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Details for Super Bowl 51 are below:
Date: Sunday, February 5
Start Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
Location: Houston, TX
Stadium: NRG Stadium
TV Info: FOX
Live Stream: FOX Sports GO
The Falcons and Patriots are clearly the best two teams in the NFL this season. While a majority of the NFL post-season has been a snooze-fest, this game figures to be must-see TV. These two teams will likely make Super Bowl 51 one that we will never forget. Do not miss this game.