Hulu with Live TV had the worst lag that year, according to Phenix, with a delay of 60.4 seconds. Among virtual cable TV replacements, or vMVPDs, YouTube TV had the lowest latency with 54.14 seconds, followed by DirecTV Stream with 57.13 seconds.įor Fubo TV, the results were worse compared with Super Bowl LVI between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals, Then, Fubo TV subscribers saw the action inside SoFi Stadium 55.1 seconds after it had actually occurred on the field, according to Phenix data. (Graphic courtesy Phenix)Īccording to Phenix’s measurements, the Fox Sports app had the lowest amount of latency itself, with just 23.76 seconds passing between the action on the field and when it hit a viewer’s TV screen. From there, they compared that latency to delays across six streaming services - DirecTV Stream, the Fox Sports app, Fubo TV, Hulu with Live TV, NFL Plus and YouTube TV - and were able to determine how much time passed between what happened on the field and when people at home saw it via their streaming service of choice. Phenix said they first compared the latency of broadcast, cable and satellite signals from reports that originated with a person who was watching the game inside State Farm Stadium. On Monday, research company Phenix said Fubo TV’s telecast of the big game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles showed what was happening at the Super Bowl more than 76 seconds after it actually occurred at State Farm Stadium in Arizona. (Photo by Gage Skidmore, Wikimedia Commons Graphic by The Desk)įubo TV subscribers who watched Fox’s telecast of Super Bowl LVII on Sunday saw the action nearly a minute and a half after it occurred on the field, according to the findings of a new report. State Farm Stadium, as it appeared before Super Bowl LVII, in Glendale, Arizona.
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