Football Games Today: Is the Super Bowl or Other Football on TV?
The final stretch for the 2025-26 football season is wrapping up, and we now know that Super Bowl LX will feature the Seattle Seahawks taking on the New England Patriots.
So, are there football games today on TV on Sunday, Feb. 1? If so, is it the Super Bowl or are there other football games on the schedule?
Aside from the big game, there's been plenty of football action to entice viewers before the season official wraps up, but what about for today?
NFL or College Football Games Today: Is Anything on the Schedule for Sunday, Feb. 1?
No, Super Bowl 2026 is not on TV today, Sunday, Feb. 1. Some viewers thought it would be, since the NFC and AFC championship games were last weekend, but it's tradition for the NFL to place two weeks between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl.
So, football viewers will be watching Super Bowl 60 on Sunday, Feb. 8 at 6:30 p.m. Eastern on NBC. The game will see the Seattle Seahawks up against the New England Patriots in a rematch of sorts of Super Bowl XLIX.
Another Football Game on the Way
Even though there's no football on TV today, the Pro Bowl is set for Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 8 p.m. Eastern on ESPN. As with recent events, the Pro Bowl game is now a flag football event to keep players safe.
The event will feature a non-contact seven-on-seven flag football game for the fourth consecutive year and take place inside a 4,000-seat ballroom in San Francisco, the same one that also hosts the Super Bowl Experience fan fest. Scott Van Pelt will handle play-by-play duties for the broadcast on ESPN, with analysts Jason Kelce and Dan Orlovsky. The sideline reporters for the event are Laura Rutledge and Michelle Beisner-Buck.
It's a special time for Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco, who was named as an AFC quarterback in this year's Pro Bowl Games, the team announced Friday, Jan. 30. This year marks the first time in Flacco's 18 years in the NFL that he's been named a Pro Bowler.
Also, a special focus of this year's Pro Bowl festivities will be highlighting the debut of flag football for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
The 2026 Pro Bowl teams will be coached by Jerry Rice for the NFC and Steve Young for the AFC, replacing Eli and Peyton Manning from last year. Rice and Young are both Pro Football Hall of Famers who played for Super Bowl champs with the San Francisco 49ers.