Every Sunday, you can watch seven uninterrupted hours of NFL football via RedZone, a program that cuts to the every game that features a team within scoring distance. Not only could you get a glimpse at out-of-market matchups but RedZone also cut away during ad breaks, sparing you from spots hawking beer, gambling, and insurance.
But yesterday, the host Scott Hanson confirmed that this season, RedZone will feature ads of its own. “We are not going to sacrifice any great football for the business side of things,” Hanson said on a podcast, after describing how the show would sacrifice great football for the business side of things.
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