Super Bowl LV: How to watch KC Chiefs v. Buccaneers

Six months ago, the Kansas City Chiefs began a journey with a banner overhead reading “run it back.” It was the selected campaign for a season in which they would face the greatest challenge from every opponent intent on knocking off the defending Super Bowl champs, one in which they’d lose several players to injury and a few more to an opt out clause in the midst of a global pandemic. On the verge of Super Bowl LV, however, the Chiefs are right where they wanted to be.

The only hurdle remaining for the Chiefs is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have hopes of winning rings of their own in their own home stadium. For Tom Brady, it would be an incredible seventh Super Bowl win, but it would also bring championship glory to plenty of other talented players for the first time.

To their credit, the Chiefs are dealing with distractions even now as assistant coach Britt Reid, son of head coach Andy Reid, was involved in an accident that resulted in life-threatening injuries to a child (and injured more) after he’d admittedly had a few drinks, per reports. Further details will be forthcoming over Super Bowl weekend.

The Chiefs are hoping to establish a dynasty. The Bucs are hoping to taste SB glory. Here’s everything you’ll need to know about Super Bowl LV, including how to watch the game.

KEY INSIGHTS/INFO

• Brady v. Mahomes is greatest QB matchup ever
• Some Chiefs have added motivation for SBLV
• Running backs should be featured heavily in SBLV
• Chiefs dynasty-in-the-making is attributed to these four horsemen
• Mahomes could enter all-time conversation with win
• Super Bowl LV feels different for Chiefs fans
• Madden ’21 sim predicts Chiefs win over Bucs
• Chiefs expect more Leonard Fournette in this rematch
• Andy Reid’s Super Bowl success defies his early labels
• Patrick Mahomes admires Tom Brady’s approach at QB

HOW TO WATCH

Who: Kansas City Chiefs v. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

When: Sunday, Feb. 7 at 5:30 p.m. C.T.

Where: Raymond James Stadium

Weather: Clear, 68°

Betting Odds: Chiefs by 3.5

Injuries: Final report

TV: CBS

TV Announcers: Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson, Evan Washburn, Jay Feely

Stream: FUBO TV | Chiefs Mobile

Radio: 106.5 WDAF (FM)

Radio Announcers: Mitch Holthus, Danan Hughes, Josh Klingler

Series History: Bucs lead 7-6

Last Meeting: Chiefs won 27-24 (Nov. 2020)