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“NFL Redzone” host Scott Hanson It is unclear to say that the ads are part of the much-loved show, and he understands why people are frustrated.
“NFL Redzone” announced for the first time ever that it would implement an ad entering the 2025-2026 season, while fans went to social media to express their dissatisfaction. Hansen breaks the news ESPN’s “Pat McAfee Show” Before Week 1, fans felt uproar.
Hansen told Fox News Numbers that he hopes the messaging about the ads will be clearer.
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Host Scott Hanson spoke on stage in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft in Las Vegas, Nevada on April 30, 2022. (David Becker/Getty Images)
“I hope the messaging may be different in advance. That means I think we should come out and say, ‘Hey, yes, yes, there will be commercials. There will be four, 15-second ads distributed over the seven-hour process over the course of seven hours, and we hope you won’t notice any difference, or at least not much difference,” Hanson News News told Hanson News in a recent interview.
“I think this is missing. I think fans are angry because they think Redzone has as many ads as they have in a single NFL game and is already a compensation channel. I know people are frustrated by that.”
54-year-old master Said that as the host of the show, he has no say in the advertisement.
“I understand that I am a consumer, why people are upset. I am the host of the show. I don’t have any control over the business side of things. I have no idea about it. I can only tell you, I want to tell you more football than anyone else on the planet.”
“And if there is someone else who wants to show you more football than I do, I’d love to meet him. I’ll love it because we’ll have some good fellowship together because that’s how I wire it.”
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NFL Network’s Scott Hanson spoke on stage on April 26, 2025 on the third day of the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Perry Knotts/Getty Images)
Hansen said the feedback he received from fans a week after the ad was great.
“Once people see the look of the ads, some say they didn’t even notice the ads. It’s a very successful show – a very, very large audience, a very successful show – I’m grateful and hopefully now we’ll get into the meat of the season, people will still know that Redzone is the best one-stop shop for their football.”
Hanson and Lowe’s “Win Sunday” event teamed up with Lowe.
For millions of NFL fans, Sunday is about football, family and tradition. Lowe’s is encouraged by “Earn Your Sunday” to bring them into their dedication and preparation to bring their team to their homes. Hansen said Lowe has everything you need to complete a family project in a week so that fans can enjoy their football Sunday.
“Lowe’s has proposed a great campaign this year called Your Sunday. This concept is the concept that we all need to be in the house, around the house, in the yard, in the yard. Everyone gets them.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke with NFL Network’s Scott Hanson at the Super Bowl LVI between Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, California and the Los Angeles Rams on February 13, 2022. (Kevin C. Cox/Getty image)
“I think this sport this year will really resonate with fans because none of us want to sit on the couch on Sunday all day and feel introverted. We want to know, ‘Ah, the project is finished.’ You go to Lowe’s and you need to complete the project in your house.”
Philadelphia Eagles Saquon Barkley, who ran back to the Minnesota Vikings, San Francisco 49ers catcher Justin Jefferson, who ran back to Christian McCaffrey and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, are NFL stars who support Lowe’s campaign.
“This season will be fun,” Hansen said.
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