Score a year of Peacock Sports for just $25: Olympics, NFL, Premier League, more

Peacock is kicking off the summer with an offer you shouldn’t refuse.Peacock Premium, normally $79.99/year with ads, is just $24.99 if you sign up now through May 30.With the deal, you’ll save $55 and get a full year of Peacock.While there’s no telling what the rest of the year will bring, there’s no better time to subscribe to Peacock than right now with so many exciting sporting events on the horizon.

If you subscribe now with this $50 off deal, you’ll lock in that price and won’t be subject to any price increases for a year.This deal won’t last forever, so be sure to get it while you can!It’s super easy to sign up for Peacock with the deal.Simply head over to the Peacock home page and click CLAIM YOUR OFFER.

From there, you’ll make an account and input your payment details.In one year, the subscription will renew for $79.99, or whatever the current annual price is.If you have and still use a free Peacock account, you’ll be able to log in and upgrade with the deal.Simply sign in and use code SPRINGSAVINGS to begin your paid account for $24.99.Below is just a sampling of all the sports you’ll be able to watch over the next year when you subscribe to Peacock’s discounted annual plan.

You can stream every NBC Sunday Night Football matchup of the season on Peacock, in addition to one game exclusive to the service and playoffs.NBC also has broadcasting rights to the next Super Bowl on February 8, 2026, and it will likely stream on Peacock as well.

The NBA is returning to NBC for the 2025-26 season! Peacock will air exclusive Monday night matchups and a handful of playoff games in addition to simulcast games from NBC (so basically, you’ll be able to watch every NBA game on NBC and more on Peacock).Every event of the Olympics will stream live on Peacock, including the upcoming 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympic Games.Coverage will likely include whip-around programming like Gold Zone, first introduced during the 2024 Paris games.

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