A potential nightmare scenario could play out tonight across the globe as NFL fans settle in to watch the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Miami Dolphins on Wild Card Weekend. NBC is set to broadcast both playoff games on Saturday, first with the Cleveland Browns squaring off with the Houston Texans, and then the Chiefs-Dolphins nightcap.
Dolphins-Chiefs: How to watch NFL playoff game on Peacock, streaming, TV, more
The Wild Card game between the Dolphins and the Chiefs is exclusive to Peacock, and here is how to watch
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However, while the afternoon game is set to air on NBC itself, the primetime game is exclusive to Peacock, the network’s streaming service. This is the second game this season to air exclusively on Peacock, with the first a game between the Buffalo Bills and the Los Angeles Chargers just ahead of Christmas.
Here are the details.
How to watch
- Who: Miami Dolphins at Kansas City Chief
- When: Saturday, January 13, 2024
- Where: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadiium
- When: 8:00 p.m. ET
- Live Stream: Peacock
Like the Bills-Chargers game earlier in the season, there are no free trials available to watch this game. However, there are some promotions available for those willing to sign up for Peacock. The streaming service is offering 50% off a Peacock Premium subscription, only for new subscribers.
However, fans in the Kansas City and Miami media markets can watch the game on their NBC affiliates. For those in the Kansas City area, the game will be on KSHB 41. For Dolphins fans living in South Florida, it’s WTVJ 6.
How to stream on Peacock
If you have an account on Peacock, here is what you need to do to find the game.
- Open the Peacock app on your device.
- In the Peacock app select the “Sports” tab
- Under the subsequent “Live and Upcoming” tab, click on “Chiefs vs. Dolphins,” and you should see something like this:
- The Peacock app can be used on a wide variety of devices, including Apple TV, Google TV, Android TV, Roku, and more. For a full list of supported devices, click here.
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