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How to Watch Super Bowl live on Android
So, NFL Super Bowl XLVIII will be held on February 2, 6:30 PM (EST) and your only option to watch the match live is your Android device? To watch Super Bowl 2014 live on Android phones and tablets, you need to download and install NFL Mobile from Google Play and enjoy watching NFL final on your Android device.
There are just 2 things you need to know:
1. You must upgrade to Premium, which means 5$ to get the Super Bowl 2014 live stream)
2. Only Verizon customers can upgrade to the premium level
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