Stream Super Bowl 50 on Windows 10 with the official National Football League app

Or will it be the first win for the new quarterback Cam Newton for the first time?

It’s the most watched sporting event all year, and CBS is making sure you have no excuse for not being able to tune in.

Despite what has seemed like weeks and weeks of anticipation, the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers are finally set to kick off today from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA at 6:30 p.m. (EST)/3:30 p.m. (PST).

“Obviously you can’t take a TV with you, we all know that”.

The tweet said: “We are aware of stream issues for Apple TV”.

However, the stream will only be available to those in the United States and not the more than 170 countries and territories expected to watch game on TV. The NFL app makes for the flawless live game day companion.

Live-streaming on mobile devices, however, will only be available to eligible Verizon Wireless customers using the NFL Mobile App. The app is free to download but must be authenticated in order to stream the Super Bowl. To have a wider experience just use AirPlay for sending your Mac or iPad screen to Apple TV.

On PCs, those who want to live-stream Super Bowl 50 can do so through CBSSports.com using an internet browser such as FireFox, Safari, Chrome, or Internet Explorer. Well, theoretically. Those options need to work for that to be possible. If you are outside the US and can’t find a channel playing the game, check the NFL’s worldwide channel finder here.

Another option that you can try is watching the big game on the National Football League app. The catch is that the streaming for Super Bowl 50 will only be available via the National Football League app for Verizon subscribers.