The Super Bowl is not just about the action on the field. The Super Bowl is an all-day event that starts early Sunday morning with an extensive list of pregame programming. Nearly every sports channel on the television offers some type of pregame show.
CBS is the presenting channel of this year’s game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Jim Nantz and Tony Romo will have the call for the big game, but don’t forget all the pregame segments leading up to kickoff.
That Other Pregame Show at 11:30 A.M. Eastern
This is the second time in Super Bowl history where “That Other Pregame Show” will kick off the day’s festivities. The cast will feature people from CBS Sports Network, including host Adam Schein along with Amy Trask, London Fletcher, Jonathan Jones, and Kyle Long.
Road to the Super Bowl at Noon Eastern
Road to the Super Bowl is one of the most popular pregame shows leading up to the big game. This segment is NFL Films’ look back at the most exciting moments of the 2020 season. You will experience close to 125 players and coaches wired to hear all the conversations and trash talk that took place this season.
Tony Goes to the Super Bowl at 1:00 P.M. Eastern
Ever since CBS announced this part of the pregame programming, it has been heavily anticipated by football fans all over the world. Tony Romo burst onto the scene as a commentator following his playing career. He is one of the best on television at his craft, and he is also a phenomenal interviewer.
In “Tony Goes to the Super Bowl,” the broadcaster will interview Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks like Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, and Russell Wilson. All these legends will share their favorite memories from their Super Bowl appearances.
The Super Bowl Today at 2–6 P.M. Eastern
The Super Bowl Today is when the official pregame programming will begin on CBS. This show will take place live from Raymond James Stadium. CBS favorites including James Brown, Boomer Esiason, Bill Cowher, Phil Simms, and Nate Burleson will provide their thoughts on the Chiefs and the Buccaneers.
This will be similar to the NFL Today show on a regular season Sunday. There will be special guests all afternoon from the NFL and other celebrities outside of the game.
The Super Bowl on CBS Kick-Off Show at 6:00 P.M. Eastern
This will be the final pregame broadcast before kickoff at 6:30 P.M. Eastern. If you want to see the pregame Super Bowl pageantry, this is the show that you must watch. In this segment, you will see the National Anthem sung by Grammy nominees Eric Church and Jazmine Sullivan.
America the Beautiful will be performed by Grammy winner H.E.R. You will also see the team introductions, the coin toss, and the Super Bowl flyover. When the Kick-Off Show concludes on CBS, it will be time to turn things over to Jim Nantz and Tony Romo for the call of Super Bowl LV!
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