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Red Zone Channel - Be Better (1 Viewer)

but Redzone is most certainly not as good of a product as it was 5 years ago.

In your opinion, what specifically was better about it 5 years ago?
I kind of already detailed what was better (for me) back then. There is far too much split screen/quad-box/octo-box these days. Back then, I had a 65-75" TV. I now have an 85" OLED. It used to be that there was normally a single game on the TV, and they would quickly flip between them as action occurred. If action was missed, they'd show the highlight when they had downtime. There was very little split screen, typically only during opening kickoffs or at random times, not for the entire 6 hours which seems to be the case these days. One screen viewing allowed for better player identification, and I've also noticed Scott's commentary is much less accurate and consistent with so many games on the screen now vs then. I notice so many blatant errors in his commentary these days, it's off-putting, and that's not even taking into account the times they cut to a game and he has absolutely no idea what's even happening and he tries to fill dead air with inaccurate or uninformed filler, which is on the producers IMO. I like Scott, but he's being put in a position to fail with what they're currently trying to do.

Thanks. I like the quad and octo box, but I can see how one might not if they didn't have a setup to see the screen well.

I'm not bothered by the occasional error, as I know how difficult it is to understand what hes' trying to do. But you're right, the goal should be zero mistakes. I don't know him but had a chance to talk with him a couple of years ago and I'm sure that's his goal too. He went through his prep for the day and it's pretty wild.
Just to be clear, it's not just the viewing (although that's a big part of it), but I don't think any reasonable person could say Scott's commentary hasn't suffered greatly since they started leaving so many games on screen at once. They're flipping so much not even Scott can keep track. It's gotten pretty bad. There will be obvious fumbles he doesn't even identify. Players that get hurt that are just cut away from. Penalties that he seems to just not notice. I used to love watching Redzone with all the Gametracker windows on my laptop. I got all the information I needed and was provided a good viewing experience with limited marketing and pretty solid commentary. I can't get that anymore.
 
I might like it if I was using a projector onto a barn wall, but on my 85" TV it's a hard watch.

I just said something really raunchy but being discreet is a better side of valor here.

I don’t really understand the problem with quad boxes on an 85” screen. That should be more than doable. Mine’s 55” and I’m just fine with it.
I CAN see what's happening, just like I CAN see what's going on in an NBA game broadcast in SD vs HD vs 4K. It doesn't mean the SD is on par with the HD. That also doesn't mean I should like it just because it's OK or manageable. I want the best possible view of what I'm watching. If I wanted to watch a game on a 20" screen, I would.

Oh yeah, I’m not going to tell you what your personal preference should be. I’m just saying I have absolutely no trouble with it and am surprised people do have trouble. But hey, some people like Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and others Cookies n’ Cream, so . . .
I remember when split screen was a new, unique and exciting thing. In college, we'd play video games on one half of the screen with a game on the other. I hated it then, I hate it now. You're right though, it's all personal preference and the majority will eventually hash it all out. If the masses like what they're doing, they'll keep it. If enough start to kill their subscriptions, they'll switch back (or just jack up the price like other bad business models tend to try).
 
Red Zone is a flawless product and Scott Hanson is better at this job than any other human on the planet.

I'm going to disagree with this. Andrew Siciliano was better and the DIRECTV Red Zone was better imo.
This 100%. I can't believe they dumped Siciliano for this mindless dolt.

I don't think they dumped Siciliano. If I recall there were two separate redzone channels. One on DirecTV as part of Sunday Ticket with Siciliano and only available to DirecTV customers, and one on regular cable as part of a sports package with Hanson. When DirecTV lost Sunday Ticket their Redzone product went away, and the cable one is the only one that remained.
Question for you or anyone that may know. I have Xfinity and paid for the sports package that includes Red Zone channel and I believe it is Scott Hanson and watch it on Sundays. I used to have Directv and remember they had a Red Zone channel that I would watch and sometimes just flip back and forth with a specific game I liked

I have been considering switching to YouTubetv and when my brother was visiting a few weeks ago he logged in to his YouTubetv account at my house where he has NFL ticket. I have used his log in the past few weeks and I like the 4 screen option a lot in the afternoon games when there is only 4 games going. However in the morning window I just prefer Red Zone channel but I can't find it on YouTubetv and have to switch back to Xfinity to watch it. Do NFL ticket subscribers not have access to Red Zone channel? If so, what channel is it on?

Yes that same redzone channel is available on Youtube TV but it requires the sports package which is an extra $10-15 per month.
Thanks. Can you watch three games with the Red Zone channel as the 4th option in a quad box?
 
Red Zone is a flawless product and Scott Hanson is better at this job than any other human on the planet.

I'm going to disagree with this. Andrew Siciliano was better and the DIRECTV Red Zone was better imo.
This 100%. I can't believe they dumped Siciliano for this mindless dolt.

I don't think they dumped Siciliano. If I recall there were two separate redzone channels. One on DirecTV as part of Sunday Ticket with Siciliano and only available to DirecTV customers, and one on regular cable as part of a sports package with Hanson. When DirecTV lost Sunday Ticket their Redzone product went away, and the cable one is the only one that remained.
Question for you or anyone that may know. I have Xfinity and paid for the sports package that includes Red Zone channel and I believe it is Scott Hanson and watch it on Sundays. I used to have Directv and remember they had a Red Zone channel that I would watch and sometimes just flip back and forth with a specific game I liked

I have been considering switching to YouTubetv and when my brother was visiting a few weeks ago he logged in to his YouTubetv account at my house where he has NFL ticket. I have used his log in the past few weeks and I like the 4 screen option a lot in the afternoon games when there is only 4 games going. However in the morning window I just prefer Red Zone channel but I can't find it on YouTubetv and have to switch back to Xfinity to watch it. Do NFL ticket subscribers not have access to Red Zone channel? If so, what channel is it on?

Yes that same redzone channel is available on Youtube TV but it requires the sports package which is an extra $10-15 per month.
Thanks. Can you watch three games with the Red Zone channel as the 4th option in a quad box?

I have YouTube television and the Sunday Ticket quad and triple boxes are put together by YouTube. I do not think you can do that unless you do something separately. I guess I’m trying to say that in my experience, it’s done for you, and no, you don’t ever have the Red Zone option. I also know that I don’t get Red Zone because it’s an extra fifty bucks on top of Sunday Ticket and I don’t watch Red Zone, so take what I say with a grain of salt.
 
Things must be going pretty well, seeing as we are running out of things to complain about and have now turned on Red Zone.
Or maybe it shows that things are not going well when one of the better options isn't as good as it once was.
They have added some annoyances....like way too many "bet this bet that' BS and triple boxes are absolutely way overdone this season.

Again though...without Red Zone..other than watching my hapless Dolphins.....I would be done with the NFL regular season.
 
Red Zone is a flawless product and Scott Hanson is better at this job than any other human on the planet.

I'm going to disagree with this. Andrew Siciliano was better and the DIRECTV Red Zone was better imo.
This 100%. I can't believe they dumped Siciliano for this mindless dolt.

I don't think they dumped Siciliano. If I recall there were two separate redzone channels. One on DirecTV as part of Sunday Ticket with Siciliano and only available to DirecTV customers, and one on regular cable as part of a sports package with Hanson. When DirecTV lost Sunday Ticket their Redzone product went away, and the cable one is the only one that remained.
Question for you or anyone that may know. I have Xfinity and paid for the sports package that includes Red Zone channel and I believe it is Scott Hanson and watch it on Sundays. I used to have Directv and remember they had a Red Zone channel that I would watch and sometimes just flip back and forth with a specific game I liked

I have been considering switching to YouTubetv and when my brother was visiting a few weeks ago he logged in to his YouTubetv account at my house where he has NFL ticket. I have used his log in the past few weeks and I like the 4 screen option a lot in the afternoon games when there is only 4 games going. However in the morning window I just prefer Red Zone channel but I can't find it on YouTubetv and have to switch back to Xfinity to watch it. Do NFL ticket subscribers not have access to Red Zone channel? If so, what channel is it on?

Yes that same redzone channel is available on Youtube TV but it requires the sports package which is an extra $10-15 per month.
Thanks. Can you watch three games with the Red Zone channel as the 4th option in a quad box?

I have YouTube television and the Sunday Ticket quad and triple boxes are put together by YouTube. I do not think you can do that unless you do something separately. I guess I’m trying to say that in my experience, it’s done for you, and no, you don’t ever have the Red Zone option. I also know that I don’t get Red Zone because it’s an extra fifty bucks on top of Sunday Ticket and I don’t watch Red Zone, so take what I say with a grain of salt.

I could be wrong, but I seem to recall yesterday there being an option of the YouTube quad box where one of the boxes was Red Zone. Again - not 100% certain, but I think I saw it. With that said, I have no clue how you'd be able to see a multi-box Red-Zone view in a multi-box YouTube TV split. If the went quad/quad, you'd be looking at 1/16th of a screen for the games.
 
Red Zone is a flawless product and Scott Hanson is better at this job than any other human on the planet.

I'm going to disagree with this. Andrew Siciliano was better and the DIRECTV Red Zone was better imo.
This 100%. I can't believe they dumped Siciliano for this mindless dolt.

I don't think they dumped Siciliano. If I recall there were two separate redzone channels. One on DirecTV as part of Sunday Ticket with Siciliano and only available to DirecTV customers, and one on regular cable as part of a sports package with Hanson. When DirecTV lost Sunday Ticket their Redzone product went away, and the cable one is the only one that remained.
Question for you or anyone that may know. I have Xfinity and paid for the sports package that includes Red Zone channel and I believe it is Scott Hanson and watch it on Sundays. I used to have Directv and remember they had a Red Zone channel that I would watch and sometimes just flip back and forth with a specific game I liked

I have been considering switching to YouTubetv and when my brother was visiting a few weeks ago he logged in to his YouTubetv account at my house where he has NFL ticket. I have used his log in the past few weeks and I like the 4 screen option a lot in the afternoon games when there is only 4 games going. However in the morning window I just prefer Red Zone channel but I can't find it on YouTubetv and have to switch back to Xfinity to watch it. Do NFL ticket subscribers not have access to Red Zone channel? If so, what channel is it on?

Yes that same redzone channel is available on Youtube TV but it requires the sports package which is an extra $10-15 per month.
Thanks. Can you watch three games with the Red Zone channel as the 4th option in a quad box?

I have YouTube television and the Sunday Ticket quad and triple boxes are put together by YouTube. I do not think you can do that unless you do something separately. I guess I’m trying to say that in my experience, it’s done for you, and no, you don’t ever have the Red Zone option. I also know that I don’t get Red Zone because it’s an extra fifty bucks on top of Sunday Ticket and I don’t watch Red Zone, so take what I say with a grain of salt.

I could be wrong, but I seem to recall yesterday there being an option of the YouTube quad box where one of the boxes was Red Zone. Again - not 100% certain, but I think I saw it. With that said, I have no clue how you'd be able to see a multi-box Red-Zone view in a multi-box YouTube TV split. If the went quad/quad, you'd be looking at 1/16th of a screen for the games.
Hanson: And now to the .0625 box!
 
Red Zone is a flawless product and Scott Hanson is better at this job than any other human on the planet.

I'm going to disagree with this. Andrew Siciliano was better and the DIRECTV Red Zone was better imo.
This 100%. I can't believe they dumped Siciliano for this mindless dolt.

I don't think they dumped Siciliano. If I recall there were two separate redzone channels. One on DirecTV as part of Sunday Ticket with Siciliano and only available to DirecTV customers, and one on regular cable as part of a sports package with Hanson. When DirecTV lost Sunday Ticket their Redzone product went away, and the cable one is the only one that remained.
Question for you or anyone that may know. I have Xfinity and paid for the sports package that includes Red Zone channel and I believe it is Scott Hanson and watch it on Sundays. I used to have Directv and remember they had a Red Zone channel that I would watch and sometimes just flip back and forth with a specific game I liked

I have been considering switching to YouTubetv and when my brother was visiting a few weeks ago he logged in to his YouTubetv account at my house where he has NFL ticket. I have used his log in the past few weeks and I like the 4 screen option a lot in the afternoon games when there is only 4 games going. However in the morning window I just prefer Red Zone channel but I can't find it on YouTubetv and have to switch back to Xfinity to watch it. Do NFL ticket subscribers not have access to Red Zone channel? If so, what channel is it on?

Yes that same redzone channel is available on Youtube TV but it requires the sports package which is an extra $10-15 per month.
Thanks. Can you watch three games with the Red Zone channel as the 4th option in a quad box?
Yes. And you can now create your own multiview quad boxes instead of just going with the ones created by YT TV.
 
I have YouTube television and the Sunday Ticket quad and triple boxes are put together by YouTube. I do not think you can do that unless you do something separately. I guess I’m trying to say that in my experience, it’s done for you, and no, you don’t ever have the Red Zone option. I also know that I don’t get Red Zone because it’s an extra fifty bucks on top of Sunday Ticket and I don’t watch Red Zone, so take what I say with a grain of salt.
Imagine watching a Jet's play in the northeast quadrant while our Red Zone host is calling the Jags action in the southeast quadrant, but the youTube TV engineer is streaming the audio from game in the Northwest quadrant. That's kind of the Red Zone experience, all day long. It's disorienting, and that's why I swicth to the Main broadcast, commercials and all - to find relief.

I'll still watch it. it's a good product, but quality is slipping imo.
 
I luv me some Red Zone
The only downside of the channel for me is
When the last game they can show is over
I have to listen to Collingsworth on Sunday Night Football:sick:
 
I personally hate when it goes to quad boxes, octo boxes, etc. Like you can't see a single thing about any of the games lol.

Back in the 90s when the average amount of real estate on a TV was, at most, a quarter of what it is now, did you just not watch football as you couldn't see what was going on? Or did you use binoculars?
So because technology used to suck (I watched the 85 Bears on a 25 inch tube TV FWIW), we should be happy that they're not taking full advantage of the newer technology these days? That's a ridiculous argument. Single games on huge screens > Split Screens >> Quad-Boxes >>>>>>>OCTO-Boxes....

They are. If you want to utilise it, watch a single game like we used to. My point is that saying "I can't see what is going on" when likely watching on a 4k 65" screen is inconsistent when nobody was saying a thing watching a normal network broadcast on a 32" standard def screen back in the days when defences were allowed to play. It's a bigger, sharper picture!
 
but Redzone is most certainly not as good of a product as it was 5 years ago.

In your opinion, what specifically was better about it 5 years ago?
I kind of already detailed what was better (for me) back then. There is far too much split screen/quad-box/octo-box these days. Back then, I had a 65-75" TV. I now have an 85" OLED. It used to be that there was normally a single game on the TV, and they would quickly flip between them as action occurred. If action was missed, they'd show the highlight when they had downtime. There was very little split screen, typically only during opening kickoffs or at random times, not for the entire 6 hours which seems to be the case these days. One screen viewing allowed for better player identification, and I've also noticed Scott's commentary is much less accurate and consistent with so many games on the screen now vs then. I notice so many blatant errors in his commentary these days, it's off-putting, and that's not even taking into account the times they cut to a game and he has absolutely no idea what's even happening and he tries to fill dead air with inaccurate or uninformed filler, which is on the producers IMO. I like Scott, but he's being put in a position to fail with what they're currently trying to do.

Thanks. I like the quad and octo box, but I can see how one might not if they didn't have a setup to see the screen well.

I'm not bothered by the occasional error, as I know how difficult it is to understand what hes' trying to do. But you're right, the goal should be zero mistakes. I don't know him but had a chance to talk with him a couple of years ago and I'm sure that's his goal too. He went through his prep for the day and it's pretty wild.
Just to be clear, it's not just the viewing (although that's a big part of it), but I don't think any reasonable person could say Scott's commentary hasn't suffered greatly since they started leaving so many games on screen at once. They're flipping so much not even Scott can keep track. It's gotten pretty bad. There will be obvious fumbles he doesn't even identify. Players that get hurt that are just cut away from. Penalties that he seems to just not notice. I used to love watching Redzone with all the Gametracker windows on my laptop. I got all the information I needed and was provided a good viewing experience with limited marketing and pretty solid commentary. I can't get that anymore.

Thanks for sharing the opinion. I like the added screens and I think it's better now than it was. And I'm ok overlooking an easily understandable error from Hanson when it's moving quickly. I get more than I used to and love it. But I see what you're saying. One more area where people like different things. Thanks for sharing.
 
Red Zone is a flawless product and Scott Hanson is better at this job than any other human on the planet.

I'm going to disagree with this. Andrew Siciliano was better and the DIRECTV Red Zone was better imo.
This 100%. I can't believe they dumped Siciliano for this mindless dolt.

I don't think they dumped Siciliano. If I recall there were two separate redzone channels. One on DirecTV as part of Sunday Ticket with Siciliano and only available to DirecTV customers, and one on regular cable as part of a sports package with Hanson. When DirecTV lost Sunday Ticket their Redzone product went away, and the cable one is the only one that remained.
Question for you or anyone that may know. I have Xfinity and paid for the sports package that includes Red Zone channel and I believe it is Scott Hanson and watch it on Sundays. I used to have Directv and remember they had a Red Zone channel that I would watch and sometimes just flip back and forth with a specific game I liked

I have been considering switching to YouTubetv and when my brother was visiting a few weeks ago he logged in to his YouTubetv account at my house where he has NFL ticket. I have used his log in the past few weeks and I like the 4 screen option a lot in the afternoon games when there is only 4 games going. However in the morning window I just prefer Red Zone channel but I can't find it on YouTubetv and have to switch back to Xfinity to watch it. Do NFL ticket subscribers not have access to Red Zone channel? If so, what channel is it on?

Yes that same redzone channel is available on Youtube TV but it requires the sports package which is an extra $10-15 per month.
Thanks. Can you watch three games with the Red Zone channel as the 4th option in a quad box?
Yes. And you can now create your own multiview quad boxes instead of just going with the ones created by YT TV.

Thanks. Have you used that much? I see it available on YouTube but haven't watched it.
 
I think part of this for me is from a perspective of being old (60) in I remember Howard Cosell and seeing the Sunday game highlights for the first time at half time of Monday night football each week.

Now to be able to watch the most important plays live in real time from 8 games at one time on an iPad or phone or giant screen TV seems like a dream still. My primary emotion watching redzone is wonder and amazement. My 10 year old self would have punched my current self in the mouth complaining about watching 8 NFL games live on Sunday. :lmao:
 
I think part of this for me is from a perspective of being old (61) in I remember Howard Cosell and seeing the Sunday game highlights for the first time each week at half time of Monday night football.

Now to be able to watch the most important plays live in real time from 8 games at one time on an iPad or phone or giant screen TV seems like a dream still. My primary emotion watching redzone is wonder and amazement. My 10 year old self would have punched my current self in the mouth complaining about watching 8 NFL games live on Sunday. :lmao:
The good old days. When I was young my Monday night bedtime was right after the Cosell high light package at halftime. Always tried to keep the volume low so perhaps my parents wouldn't realize halftime was over and I could sneak some third quarter action. :lol:
 
Once you're used to that, ad breaks every few minutes feels like a third world experience.
The answer is simple. 2 TV's with one on redzone and the other either flipping, or watching your favourite team or most exciting game.

Sundays with one TV going feels like a third world experience.
 
I think part of this for me is from a perspective of being old (61) in I remember Howard Cosell and seeing the Sunday game highlights for the first time each week at half time of Monday night football.

Now to be able to watch the most important plays live in real time from 8 games at one time on an iPad or phone or giant screen TV seems like a dream still. My primary emotion watching redzone is wonder and amazement. My 10 year old self would have punched my current self in the mouth complaining about watching 8 NFL games live on Sunday. :lmao:
The good old days. When I was young my Monday night bedtime was right after the Cosell high light package at halftime. Always tried to keep the volume low so perhaps my parents wouldn't realize halftime was over and I could sneak some third quarter action. :lol:

:hifive: EXACTLY the same for me.
 
I luv me some Red Zone
The only downside of the channel for me is
When the last game they can show is over
I have to listen to Collingsworth on Sunday Night Football:sick:
Is this really a high quality 4 line Haiku? DO BETTER!

j/k
 
Scott Hanson began to telegraph upcoming plays a few years ago with specific intonations and word choices where it became obvious what was about to happen. Have simply had the muted pictures with music ever since I decided enough was enough and enjoy my viewing experience much more for it.

Well then definitely don't read this spoiler

If there's action in a game but then they cut to some other game, and the team with the ball in the game they cut to isn't over the 50 yet, you know some big play is going to happen. So even with the sound off the experience is ruined!
 
I spend 2/3rds of the year waiting for the NFL season to start! I can’t imagine complaining about the best part of said season(red zone!)

Like others have mentioned, a few extra screens go a long way. I roll with 3 total, 2 on mute and the middle screen on red zone. My favourite 18 Sundays a year are a blast!
 

Soccer (Football) is my first choice sport and over here it is 45 minutes of uninterrupted play, ad breaks and half time analysis, 45 more minutes of uninterrupted play. Once you're used to that, ad breaks every few minutes feels like a third world experience.

I'd rather watch commercials than soccer. :shrug:
Ok, people might take that the wrong way, but I really mean it.

That said, I was really trying to take a shot at the folks complaining about commercials. If it weren't for commercials, NFL games would be over in less than 2 hours. I don't know about the rest of you but sometimes I get to the end of game and think, "damn, I want more football. why did this game end so soon?"
 
but Redzone is most certainly not as good of a product as it was 5 years ago.

In your opinion, what specifically was better about it 5 years ago?
I kind of already detailed what was better (for me) back then. There is far too much split screen/quad-box/octo-box these days. Back then, I had a 65-75" TV. I now have an 85" OLED. It used to be that there was normally a single game on the TV, and they would quickly flip between them as action occurred. If action was missed, they'd show the highlight when they had downtime. There was very little split screen, typically only during opening kickoffs or at random times, not for the entire 6 hours which seems to be the case these days. One screen viewing allowed for better player identification, and I've also noticed Scott's commentary is much less accurate and consistent with so many games on the screen now vs then. I notice so many blatant errors in his commentary these days, it's off-putting, and that's not even taking into account the times they cut to a game and he has absolutely no idea what's even happening and he tries to fill dead air with inaccurate or uninformed filler, which is on the producers IMO. I like Scott, but he's being put in a position to fail with what they're currently trying to do.

Thanks. I like the quad and octo box, but I can see how one might not if they didn't have a setup to see the screen well.

I'm not bothered by the occasional error, as I know how difficult it is to understand what hes' trying to do. But you're right, the goal should be zero mistakes. I don't know him but had a chance to talk with him a couple of years ago and I'm sure that's his goal too. He went through his prep for the day and it's pretty wild.
Just to be clear, it's not just the viewing (although that's a big part of it), but I don't think any reasonable person could say Scott's commentary hasn't suffered greatly since they started leaving so many games on screen at once. They're flipping so much not even Scott can keep track. It's gotten pretty bad. There will be obvious fumbles he doesn't even identify. Players that get hurt that are just cut away from. Penalties that he seems to just not notice. I used to love watching Redzone with all the Gametracker windows on my laptop. I got all the information I needed and was provided a good viewing experience with limited marketing and pretty solid commentary. I can't get that anymore.
I do agree that it has gone a bit downhill. Now that Sunday Ticket is on Youtube, I find myself spending a little bit more time focused on certain games than listening to RedZone's audio. Redzone is usually ahead though.
 
I like Hanson and his enthusiasm -- like this week late in the early window when the Colts D scooped up a fumble (called back as I recall) and his voice went high pitched like Shaggy from Scooby Doo. I'm not bothered by the mistakes (which are on the producers, the ones in his ear).

But Siciliano was great too - very smooth and super funny at times with a subtle delivery and fun intonations.
 
Scott Hanson has jumped the shark tbh. RedZone would be better without a 3rd party announcer. The audio from the games is all that’s needed.
 
Love me some redzone.

Then again, I’m a long suffering Raiders fan, so I’ll take anything to NOT watch an entire Raiders game.
 
There was an annoying moment this weekend when Love got hurt a bad they were trying to show the replay but they bumbled it like 4 or 5 times in a row. I don't even remember if they ended up showing the play because it wasn't like it was a big hit or something definitive happened.
 
Scott Hanson talks too much
DUde, you are complaining about Red ZOne??!??! LOL< RED ZONE IS TEH BEST, WHO COUYLD HATE RED ZOPNE????!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!
I'd like to hear the announcers call the games as they happen
I don't understand how someone could dislike Red Zone Channel, it's the best thing ever
When Hanson talks over the games, he misses the plays, and makes mistakes
Now I have seen it all, people making complaining about the Red Zone Channel??
Siciliano was a much better host of RZ
Hey, if you don't like the Red Zone, turn it off, man
Why does Scott Hanson call the play by play, LOUDLY? Why not just let the announcers call the play?
Do you remember what it was like when we were kids????? How could anyone dislike Red Zone??????

No no no, I love the Red Zone channel, but Scott Han--
I can't believe someone doesn't like the Red Zone Channel. Now I have seen it all
 

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