NFL Network analyst Scott Hanson, appearing on the 'Rich Eisen Show,' said he would be open to hosting a college football version of NFL RedZone.

NFL Network host Scott Hanson and Rich Eisen Show guest host Tom Pelissero discuss the future of ‘NFL RedZone’ heading onto ...

With ESPN acquiring the rights of NFL Network, questions have poured in about the future of NFL RedZone. Some have even gone ...

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, “NFL RedZone” will air on ESPN’s new “direct-to-consumer” streaming service. Shortly after the news ...

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 ...

RedZone host Scott Hanson Scott Hanson reassured viewers he will still be a fixture with NFL RedZone. He called the ESPN-NFL ...

When the NFL RedZone and ESPN partnered up, there was some uncertainty about the future of Scott Hanson as host, but he ...

Could college football be getting the “RedZone” treatment after ESPN’s seismic acquisition of the NFL property?

The qualities that make "NFL RedZone" unique and compelling are why it would struggle as a college football show.

NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson will host Gold Zone for the Olympics on Peacock, a whip-around show that could change how you watch the summer games.

Scott Hanson revealed on Monday he cut himself while celebrating Team USA victories while hosting the "Gold Zone" during NBC's coverage of the Olympics.