ESPN is in complete reinvention mode, and one major talent believes they had a billion-dollar business already in-house.

Disney's acquisition of NFL Network and RedZone gives the company unprecedented control over America's most popular sport.

Ever since the NFL announced it was looking to sell NFL Network and other media assets, ESPN had been seen as one of the ...

One of the best parts of watching the NFL on Sundays is turning on Scott Hanson and watching NFL RedZone. The channel, first launched in 2009, offers coverage of key moments from all the games ...

As part of the deal, the NFL will own a 10 percent stake in ESPN, and the league will license additional content over to the ...

Appearing on SportsCenter, Commissioner Roger Goodell said that the product won’t change. It could, however, be duplicated in ...

According to Goodell, RedZone would remain an in-house production for the NFL. Just instead, it will air on ESPN-owned ...

There is absolutely no chance in the world ESPN will make any significant changes to RedZone. You’ll probably see the ESPN logo on the set somewhere instead of the NFL Network logo, and the ESPN ...

The NFL has entered into a nonbinding agreement to sell NFL Network and other media assets to ESPN. The league will receive a ...

The network would have to strike new deals with its rivals. The post College Football ‘RedZone’ Is an ESPN Gold Mine—In ...