The program may see another occur ahead of the 2025 NFL season, as long-time host Scott Hanson's future with it is uncertain. Hanson has hosted NFL RedZone since the program's creation in 2009.

Scott Hanson has been the "NFL RedZone" host since 2009. / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Scott Hanson has become synonymous with football Sundays ever since he became the host of NFL RedZone back in 2009.

NFL RedZone and commercial-free football will return in 2025, but there is a chance it may be without popular host Scott Hanson. Front Office Sports reports that Hanson’s contract expired ...

Scott Hanson is in talks with NBC Sports about a potential new role that ranges from Olympics to NFL coverage. Hanson, known famously as the host of NFL RedZone has been with the NFL Network since ...

Scott Hanson, the host of the beloved NFL RedZone, has dropped a bombshell hint that he could quit the role on the show that he has held for 16 years. Hanson broke his silence on Sunday after ...

If Hanson were to leave for NBC or some other platform, early expectations are that Andrew Siciliano, who hosted DirecTV’s rival Red Zone channel from 2005 to 2023, could take over that role.

Since its inception back in 2009, Scott Hanson has been the host bringing us “seven hours of commercial free football” every Sunday during the NFL’s regular season. His long reign may be ...

Scott Hanson is the co-founder of Allworth Financial, a nationally recognized, fee-based Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) managing approximately $25 billion in assets under management (AUM).

Should Hanson move on from RedZone coverage, his most likely replacement would be Andrew Siciliano, who, as recently as 2023, acted as host of DirectTV’s RedZone broadcast.