Floridians are enjoying one of the most action‑packed Olympic stretches in recent memory, with NBCUniversal’s coverage of the Milan‑Cortina 2026 Games dominating the national sports landscape. Monday, February 10, brings another full day of competition across NBC, Peacock, USA Network, and CNBC—giving Sunshine State viewers more choices than ever.
NBC Daytime: More Live Hours Than Any Winter Games Before
NBC’s daytime Olympic block continues to deliver live coverage of the biggest events, including alpine skiing, cross‑country, and team figure skating. The network’s expanded daytime commitment means Floridians can tune in during lunch breaks or while working from home and still catch major moments. Peacock streams every NBC window live, making it easy for fans on the go.
USA Network: Florida’s Go‑To Channel for Continuous Competition
USA Network remains the workhorse of NBCU’s Olympic lineup, offering live events from morning through late afternoon. Monday’s schedule is expected to include skiing, snowboarding, and curling—sports that have become fan favorites in Florida despite the state’s tropical climate. Peacock mirrors the USA Network feed, ensuring full mobile access for viewers in Tampa, Orlando, Miami, and Jacksonville.
CNBC: Evening Olympic Windows for Florida Night Owls
CNBC continues its nightly Olympic coverage, ideal for Floridians who prefer to watch after work or after dinner. Expect taped figure skating, skiing, and other highlight‑driven programming. CNBC’s Olympic blocks have become a reliable destination for fans who want a curated recap of the day’s biggest stories.
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Peacock: The Only Place to Watch Every Event
Peacock remains the most complete Olympic platform ever created, streaming every event live—including niche sports, full replays, multiview, and Gold Zone. For Florida fans who want to follow specific athletes or sports not shown on NBC’s broadcast windows, Peacock is essential.
Why Monday Matters for Florida Sports Fans
Team USA is active across multiple disciplines, and Monday’s schedule includes several medal‑round opportunities. Whether you’re watching from the Gulf Coast, the Atlantic Coast, or inland, NBC and Peacock ensure Floridians have full access to the Games.
