For years, host Scott Hanson introduced NFL RedZone Channel by welcoming viewers to “Seven hours of commercial-free football.” That all changed when the NFL decided to make even more money by selling ads on the product, which viewers are already paying to watch.
Fans were unhappy, for an obvious reason: The commercials represented billionaire NFL owners enriching themselves at the cost of the quality of the fans’ experience.
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The commercials aren’t going away, but Hanson says there will be fewer of them this year.
“I could tell you from where we ended last year, there will not be more,” Hanson told Baker Machado of Front Office Sports. “In fact...
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