What sports will Peacock carry in 2026?
What sports will Peacock carry in 2026?
Peacock has added a good selection of new sports for 2026. What is joining the service? Find out here.
In an entertainment sense, viewers probably already know what they’re getting with Peacock. The streamer carries Universal movies, shows from NBC and Comcast-owned cable channels like Bravo, and an intriguing lineup of original TV shows and movies like “All Her Fault” as well.
What viewers may not be as familiar with is the amount of live sports on Peacock. The streamer carries a ton of great options, and we’ll make it easy to know if there’s something for you on the service by telling you all about the sports you can find on Peacock here.
What sports are available on Peacock?
What sports will be on Peacock in 2026?
Peacock might have more sports than any other on-demand streaming service in 2026. Let’s start with the major leagues; Peacock will once again simulcast all “Sunday Night Football” games from the NFL this year, and may get another exclusive NFL game in the 2026 regular season or playoffs as it has in years past, though nothing is confirmed as of now. Peacock will be the host of Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8.
The NBA regular season and playoffs return to Peacock in 2026. Simulcasts of regular-season and playoff games from the NBC broadcast channel will be available to watch on Peacock, and the streamer will also have exclusive Monday night NBA contests.
In Olympic years such as 2026, Peacock is a must-have service to keep. The streamer carries every event of the games live, with a whip-around show called “Gold Zone,” a multiview, and even more features. For the Milan Cortina Olympics, Peacock has launched a new feature it calls RinkSide Live to help further immerse fans in the games.
Major League Baseball is coming back to Peacock in 2026 as well. As announced in late 2025, the streamer will simulcast “Sunday Morning Leadoff” and “Sunday Night Baseball” games aired on NBC. NBCU platforms will also exclusively air the entire wild-card round of the MLB playoffs.
On the soccer side, Peacock carries 175 English Premier League games each season. It also simulcasts the FIFA World Cup and matches from the United States Soccer Federation in Spanish, and carries C.D. Guadalajara Liga MX home games in Spanish as well. Peacock also carries regular-season and playoff matches from the USL Super League.
The streamer is also home to plenty of premier college sports, including Notre Dame football games all through the season. Peacock also carries Big Ten football and basketball games, as well as Big East and Atlantic 10 men’s and women’s basketball.
There are plenty of motorsports for fans to enjoy on Peacock, including IMSA events, SuperMotocross, and SMX races. In addition, Peacock simulcasts select NASCAR Cup Series races, including playoff events.
Peacock also carries figure skating, alpine skiing, the Tour de France, horse races, simulcasts of PGA Tour and USGA events, bouts from Boxxer, and even Professional Darts Corporation tournaments.
Will Peacock add more sports in the future?
Peacock is owned by NBCUniversal, which is one of the biggest sports broadcasting companies of them all. The company is always on the lookout for new sports,
Do you have to pay extra to watch live sports on Peacock?
Peacock makes all of its live sports available on its Premium plan, which comes with ads at a cost of $11 per month or $110 per year. There are no extra charges or add-ons required to watch on the service, but you cannot watch any live sports content on the Peacock Select plan that launched in 2025 and offers a more limited selection of the streamer’s library.
Are live sports available in 4K on Peacock?
Peacock does offer some on-demand content in Ultra-High-Definition 4K, but viewers should not expect to see live sports available in that resolution on the service.
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Peacock is a subscription video streaming service from NBCUniversal that includes original shows, blockbuster movies, and classic television series. Peacock is home to “Yellowstone,” “The Office,” and original hits like “Poker Face” and “Bel-Air.” You can also watch live sports and NBC programming, including the NFL, MLB, WWE, the Olympics, the Premier League, NASCAR, the French Open, college football and basketball, and the PGA Tour. Premium Plus subscribers can stream their local NBC feed in all 210 markets.