College football fans have held out hope for an NFL-like RedZone since it was announced ESPN would acquire the NFL Network and the RedZone Channel on Aug. 5. NFL RedZone brings football fans seven ...

If ESPN wants to create a college football RedZone, Scott Hanson’s ready to talk. The longtime NFL RedZone host has been making the rounds on various shows recently, and the topic keeps coming up. His ...

Since its inception in 2009, NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson has always opened the show with “seven hours of commercial-free football” to kick off NFL Sundays. However, that will be changing beginning ...

The first NFL Sunday of the year is upon us. With that brings some changes to NFL RedZone this season after ESPN reached a deal to distribute the program. Ahead of Hanson's first episode spewing his ...

The historic media deal that was reached by ESPN and NFL Network last week has left many fans dreaming of the possibility of a college football RedZone, and a familiar face says he would have interest ...

What was aimed to be a quiet change to ‘NFL RedZone’ quickly took on a life of its own, causing a stir bigger than host Scott Hanson or any network bigwigs could’ve imagined. In the leadup to Week 1 ...

If a college football RedZone show is ever adopted, longtime NFL RedZone’s Scott Hanson would certainly be interested in the hosting job. Hanson appeared on Monday’s episode of the Rich Eisen Show, ...

The end of the NFL regular season means the end of 'seven hours of RedZone football' until the next 18-game schedule starts up again in nine months. The whiparound show bringing highlights and live ...

A lot of football fans were livid about "NFL RedZone" including commercials for the first time this season ... but the program's beloved host, Scott Hanson, tells TMZ Sports he's thankful fans are ...

Scott Hanson and NFL RedZone upset a lot of people this week by introducing permanent ads. One of the best catchphrases in sports will sound different by Sunday. Hanson typically welcomes fans into ...

"NFL RedZone" host Scott Hanson said the message about commercials being a part of the beloved show was not clear, and he understood why people would be upset. "NFL RedZone," for the first time ever, ...