Scott Hanson Debuts New 'NFL RedZone' Catchphrase Amid Commercial Controversy
After experimenting with commercials during last week's broadcast of NFL RedZone, Scott Hanson issued an apology on Friday for wrongly promising they'd run ad-free with his signature "seven hours of commercial-free football," mantra. Now? They're changing it up entirely, with the host debuting a new catchphrase ahead of Week 16:
Scott Hanson apologized for initially misleading NFL fans about RedZone’s new commercials
For years, NFL RedZone has operated with a "commercial-free" promise as it stacks the most exciting parts of the action from every NFL Sunday. That was not the case in Week 15, when RedZone broke from this mold in a jarring fashion and started showing some ads,
"Seven hours of commercial-free football" on NFL RedZone no longer exists. The National Football League's corporate greed has ...
Hanson ended up apologizing and, in Week 16, changed his intro to "seven hours of RedZone football." While that indicated to ...
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