The History of NFL RedZone: 1-on-1 with Scott Hanson 

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1 day now!!!

​@@daymonporter5576 By... Watching... Redzone

Few hours

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usa ≠ the entire world

@@Hinokami73 get lost. Im not american nor do I live in the states

@deadlyway me neither, in fact I watch RedZone in portuguese, thanks to him of course, I appreciate everything he did for the sport but there's no such thing as global or whatever, NFL is a American league and are popular in some few other countries but not even Tom Brady is that famous outside USA, like he usually called as Gisele's Husband (now ex-husband lol)

Obviously not global, but he's great

feel you ... i have watched some games before cause it was fun, but not regulary, ... redzone and scott really made me fell in love with football. greetings from germany!

Or how about, "The Witching Hour! When wins becomes losses, and losses become wins!" Definitely makes the hair on my arms stand up when he shouts that, and those famous quotes as well. And I do it as well. Yea, he's awesome.

RedZone + fantasy football. Sundays don't get better than that.

And let the church say….AMEN!!

The current version is just not as good, and I think that's because the Red Zone Channel was designed for people who could watch a perpetual octobox of all the games (the Mix Channel) to see every touchdown live. Because they could watch everything live, that meant there was no real point to the RZC being about showing every score as soon as it happened (which is what NFL Network RedZone is about). So instead the Red Zone Channel spent more time on transitions from game to game (it was actually listenable as audio only: you didn't need to look up to see which game was being cut to) and didn't cut from a nailbiter to a garbage time score... it was spinning the overall story of the afternoon as it happened. So the Hanson version is better if it's that or whatever games you get on CBS or Fox (or Sky for that matter). But if you have the ability to watch any game you want live with Sunday Ticket, which is something now that everybody in the US (at least) can get if they want it, there's not much value in "every touchdown, commercial free". I've realized with Week 1 that I was mainly buying Sunday Ticket Max for the Siciliano Red Zone Channel; I'm getting RedZone for free with my linear TV, but I'm seriously considering just chromecasting Sirius XM's Sunday Drive (which is arguably the original "whip around to every game" show) and at this point won't renew Sunday Ticket on RU-vid.

If you ever watched that version then you know why they don't mention it

@@briangriffith4574 The quality of it doesn’t matter. It’s what started it all. Everything evolves from something.

It's up there