Super Bowl LVII Date, Location & Time: When is the Super Bowl in 2023?

If you’re like the rest of us, you can feel those emotions bubbling over. There are the adrenaline rushes, the occasional feelings of impatience, and if we’re being honest, a touch of worry. The Philadelphia Eagles have an opportunity to qualify for the Super Bowl for the second time in five years on Sunday. A win gets that done. Two more wins will earn them the second Vince Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.

No one needs to be reminded of how good this team has been and/or how they’ll forever be remembered as the best Eagles team that was ever assembled if they get the job done. It might be a tad too early to buy tickets for football’s biggest game, but if you’re taking the proactive approach (or just looking for some information), here’s everything that you’ll need to know.

Here’s the location, date, and start time for Super Bowl LVII. Let’s hope the Eagles are representing the National Football Conference.

The George Halas Trophy and Lamar Hunt Trophy will be handed out on Sunday. The winner of the Philadelphia Eagles/San Francisco 49ers game will crown the NFC’s king. The Kansas City Chiefs/Cincinnati Bengals tilt will determine who the top dog is in the NFC. The last two teams standing will play for football’s biggest prize in football’s biggest game.

The Pro Bowl follows on Sunday, February 5th (there will be skills competitions on Thursday, February 2nd). The Super Bowl lands on the second Sunday in February. Here are the particulars:

• Date: Sunday, February 12th
  
• Start Time: 6:30 p.m. EST
  
• Location: Glendale, Arizona at State Farm Stadium
• Live Stream: FuboTV (there are free trials for new subscribers) FOX Sports, & FOX Deportes
  

The game will be called by Kevin Burkhardt (play-by-play) and Greg Olsen (color commentary). Let’s hope the Eagles are one of the two participants. If they are, citizens of Glendale beware.