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ESPN to buy NFL Network and RedZone

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12 hours ago, bugatti said:

I can’t remember the specifics, but Hanson had to change his messaging last year. He caught flack for saying “7 hours commercial free…” then there was a dual-box commercial (similar to what is being promoted today) that ran during Red Zone. As long as it is extremely limited, it’s not going to impact my enjoyment.

Hanson seems like an awesome dude and for my money Red Zone is the best live telecast you can find.

I agree on all counts and will add I often watch RedZone with the volume turned down so one box having some occasional ads is a nothing burger to me.  I definitely agree on Scott Hansen, he is one of my favorite TV personalities of all time and he gets an A++ from me on job performance. 

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  • theguru
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    I understand ESPN doing this but as a fan, ugh. 

  • No Hiding Here....BC 21
    No Hiding Here....BC 21

    I won't be purchasing anything new to watch.  Especially not something 3x what I'm paying now.

  • theguru
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    Right, I am wondering where it all ends other than spending $400 to $500 a month for "everything."

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