Super Bowl LXI is set to take place in February 2027, but NFL fans may want to keep an eye on the ongoing dispute between Disney/ABC and the FCC. The conflict could have implications for how the game is broadcast and received. While the 2026 season begins in September, the 2027 offseason is already shaping up as a key period for free agent movements. Teams are focused on building for the 2027 season, with the Super Bowl still months away. The FCC's role in regulating media could influence the availability and format of NFL broadcasts, affecting both fans and advertisers. As the NFL looks ahead to its biggest game of the year, the legal battle between Disney/ABC and the FCC may play a significant part in the lead-up to Super Bowl LXI.