The anticipated week leading up to Super Bowl LX has arrived, with the kickoff between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks set for just five days from now.

This year’s Super Bowl highlights a unique matchup: both teams’ starting quarterbacks—Drake Maye of the Patriots and Sam Darnold of the Seahawks—are relatively new, both in their first or second seasons with their respective teams. Additionally, head coaches, Mike Vrabel and Mike Macdonald, also fall within the early stages of their careers with these franchises.

The Super Bowl LX matchup is historic, marking the first time since 1981 that teams with such low preseason odds—50-1 or longer—will contend in the championship, as per CBS Sports Research.

The game will commence at 6:30 p.m. ET. NBC will broadcast the event traditionally and will stream it online for viewers.

An OTT (over-the-top) device is considered any device that isn’t a standard mobile phone or laptop for viewing content directly. Notable examples include Apple TVs, Smart TVs, Amazon Fire sticks, and gaming consoles like Xbox and PlayStation. For cable subscribers, the game will be viewable via services that carry NBC. Non-cable viewers can take advantage of platforms like YouTube TV, Fubo, and DirectTV Stream, all of which also offer compatible devices for streaming.