The Super Bowl is right around the corner, but what time will it be? Those looking to host friends and family to take in the big game don’t have to worry about when kickoff will happen.The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are going to face off in Super Bowl LVII. Patrick Mahomes will lead the AFC’s finest against the Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles for the Lombardi Trophy. Mahomes has the chance to become the first player to win both the NFL League MVP and Super Bowl MVP in the same season, while Hurts has the chance to become the youngest quarterback to win the Super Bowl in NFL history.RELATED: Joe Burrow Reveals Which Game He's Playing Right NowThere’s a lot on the line for the players, and thankfully, fans can prep for what’s sure to be an exciting game. Here’s when the 2023 Super Bowl will take place and how to watch it.

What Time Does the Super Bowl Start?

The 2023 Super Bowl starts at 6:30 ET or 3:30 PT on Sunday, February 12. This is when kickoff is expected to happen, marking the official start of the game.

That said, the Super Bowl technically starts well before kickoff. Ahead of the game is a lengthy pre-show with a variety of festivities, leading into the coin flip that marks the start of the competition. While there’s always a lengthy build to the big game, fans can expect kickoff to come around that time. Unfortunately, the highly anticipated Breaking Bad commercial likely won’t take place until deep in the action.

Who Will Win the 2023 Super Bowl?

The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to win Super Bowl LVII, but they are far from being a surefire thing. Oddsmakers and analysts have the Eagles being a very modest favorite, with the Chiefs expected to have a strong chance at taking home the championship.

One of the better prediction methods in recent years has proven to be the official Madden simulation of the game. The Madden Super Bowl simulation has been right about 70% of the time, and this year the game agrees with the analysts.

According to the Madden simulation for the 2023 Super Bowl, the Eagles and Chiefs will be neck and neck through the first half. From there, the Eagles' defense will come online and control the action en route to a victory. Of course, this isn’t guaranteed, but those looking to cheer for the underdogs can throw their support behind the Chiefs and look forward to a Tom Brady-free season later this year.

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