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

NFL RedZone has been one of the most beloved media products in all of sports among fans for years. Hosted by Scott Hanson, it appears the famous line, “seven hours of commercial-free football” could be coming to an end when the 2025 NFL season kicks off.

Today’s NFL preseason action features the Green Bay Packers facing off with the Indianapolis Colts, live from Indianapolis.

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

Hansen appeared on The Rich Eisen Show recently and was asked about hosting a college football version of RedZone, and his answer was clear as day. The veteran television personality gave an emphatic "you betcha" when questioned about the possibility, which is more great news for football fans.

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

In an agreement announced Tuesday, the NFL would take a 10 percent equity stake in ESPN while giving the Disney-owned network access to NFL Network and RedZone.

NFL RedZone On FuboTV And Sling TV Streaming Options: RedZone is available via fuboTV’s “Sports Plus with NFL RedZone” package, which you can purchase for an additional $10.99/month.

When discussing the deal that will, if approved, give the NFL a 10-percent stake in ESPN, Commissioner Roger Goodell dangled a bright, shiny object for consumers.

There are tons of preseason NFL matchups on tap today, and one of the highlights features the Baltimore Ravens and the Dallas Cowboys facing off.