Current Super Bowl Number and Official Details
The upcoming championship is officially called Super Bowl LX, marking the sixtieth edition of the annual NFL title game. The league assigns Roman numerals to each edition, and the next scheduled game continues this sequence based on the regular-season calendar and playoff bracket. The National Football League finalizes the exact date, stadium, and broadcast partner once the regular season and postseason schedule are locked. For the latest official updates on the game number, teams, and venue, refer to the NFL's official announcements page nfl.com.
Super Bowl LX is expected to feature the champions of the American Football Conference and the National Football Conference, determined through a structured playoff format. The league's broadcast rights holder will air the game on a major network and streaming platform, with production standards set by the NFL and the network partner. The host city and stadium are selected years in advance by the league, with local authorities managing infrastructure, security, and event logistics.
Date, Location, and Broadcast Information
The game is scheduled for early February, with the exact date confirmed by the NFL once the full season schedule is published. The host stadium is typically a large multi-purpose venue in a major metropolitan area, chosen for its capacity, facilities, and transportation access. The league announces the host city and stadium during a formal selection process that includes presentations from local organizers and NFL officials.
Broadcast coverage is provided by the league's current media partner, with pregame, halftime, and postgame shows produced in coordination with the network. The halftime show features a major musical act, and the league works with the network on talent, stage design, and broadcast logistics. Viewers can watch the game on the designated network, its streaming app, and authorized platforms, with blackout rules and regional restrictions applying as outlined by the league and network nfl.com/tv.
Teams, Ticketing, and Odds
The two teams competing in Super Bowl LX will be determined through the NFL playoff bracket, which includes wild-card, divisional, and conference championship rounds. The league seeds teams based on regular-season records, with higher seeds earning home-field advantage in early playoff rounds. The AFC and NFC champions earn the right to represent their conference in the final, with the matchup finalized once both conference title games are played.
Tickets for the game are distributed through the league's official ticket platform, with pricing tiers based on seating location and demand. The NFL also allocates a portion of tickets to sponsors, teams, and charitable partners, with strict policies on resale and authentication. Sportsbooks and betting platforms offer odds on the game, with lines moving based on team performance, injuries, and public betting activity, as tracked by official league data and partners espn.com/nfl. The league publishes official rules, procedures, and game-day policies on its website, providing a single source for fans, media, and stakeholders nfl.com/rulebook.