The 2022 NFL Playoffs begin with an action-packed Super Wild Card weekend leading up to Sunday Night Football, where the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Kansas City Chiefs. Live coverage starts at 7:30 pm. ET with Football Night in America, followed by 8:15 p.m. kickoff. ET.

The Steelers relied on their young core Nazi Harris, Chase Claypool and Dionte Johnson, but lacked playoff experience. Fortunately, veteran quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has made it to the playoffs in 12 of his 18 seasons. Roethlisberger’s message before Sunday is simple: “Get out, play and have fun.”

Meanwhile, Kansas City won 28–24 over the Denver Broncos, ending the regular season with nine wins in the last 10 games. The Chiefs have set their sights on the 2022 NFL playoffs since losing to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV. This Super Wild Card weekend game against the Steelers marks the beginning of their quest to return to the Super Bowl for the third consecutive season and come up with their second title in the past three years.

Kansas City did light work on the Steelers in Week 16 with a 36–10 win. However, Mike Tomlin made it clear that Pittsburgh would not be crippled by the result. “We admit we didn’t plan enough, but it was the last time,” he told reporters in preparation for the game. “We’re excited about the preparation process this time around, planning a better one, putting guys in a position to make more consistent plays, especially in heavy moments and situational balls.”

Can the Steelers accomplish this mission, or will the Chiefs show fans at Arrowhead Stadium that they are still the better team? Keep reading to find out what TV and live streaming options are available to watch Sunday Night Football over Super Wild Card weekend.

You can watch the SNF Super Wild Card Weekend game between the Steelers and Chiefs using the NBC Sports or Peacock apps on your mobile device or tablet. Additionally, you can check out some of the connected devices below:

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For the first time, all NBC sports regular season NFL games, playoff games, Super Bowl LVI and Football Night in the US will be broadcast live on Peacock this season.

Peacock Sports Chat offers a slate of content that NFL fans can enjoy on the NBC Sports channel, which is free to stream. Shows have included brothers from others, such as The Dan Patrick Show, The Rich Eisen Show, PFT Live, PFT PM, Safety Blitz, The Peter King Podcast, and Chris Sims Without Buttons.

The 2022 NFL Playoffs begin with an action-packed Super Wild Card Weekend leading up to Sunday Night Football, where the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Kansas City Chiefs. Live coverage starts at 7:30 pm. ET with Football Night in America, followed by 8:15 p.m. kickoff. ET. Watch the game live now on NBC or Peacock.

The Steelers rely on their young core Nazi Harris, Chase Claypool and Dionte Johnson, but lack playoff experience. Fortunately, veteran quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has reached the playoffs in 12 of his 18 seasons. Roethlisberger’s message before Sunday is simple: “Go out and play and have fun.”

Meanwhile, Kansas City posted an impressive 28–24 win over the Denver Broncos, ending the regular season with nine wins in the last 10 games. The Chiefs have set their sights on the 2022 NFL playoffs since losing to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV. This Super Wild Card Weekend matchup against the Steelers marks the beginning of their quest to return to the Super Bowl for the third consecutive season and come up with their second title in the past three years.

Kansas City made light work of the Steelers in Week 16 with a 36–10 win. However, Mike Tomlin has made it clear that Pittsburgh will not be paralyzed by that result. “We admit we didn’t plan well, but it was the last time,” he told reporters in preparation for the game. “We’re excited about the preparation process this time around, putting together a better plan, positioning people to create more consistent play, especially in the weighty moments and situational ball.”