BREAKING NEWS NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson makes decision on his future
NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson will return to the show for a 17th year this fall, calling seven hours of uninterrupted football every Sunday of the regular season.
Hanson hosts the popular NFL show, which shows clips from every game in one medium, jumping around to show the best action, just behind every live broadcast.
The 53-year-old has also one of the most recognizable voices in football, making his retention on the show a huge plus for NFL fans.
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