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Scott Hanson says he’s ‘not married’ to hosting NFL RedZone after contract expires

NFL RedZone anchor Scott Hanson has signaled openness to exploring opportunities beyond his current role, despite his long-standing success in the position. In a recent interview, Hanson—who is two years into a four-year contract with the NFL—acknowledged that while he remains committed to RedZone for now, he isn’t tied exclusively to the show.

His versatility has already expanded beyond football, as he has hosted Peacock’s Olympic whip-around program, *Gold Zone*, for the past two Games and is set to return for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Hanson’s unique skill set in fast-paced, high-energy broadcasts could make him a strong candidate for other network projects, though his future moves will depend on finding a role that matches his talent and ambition.

With two more seasons left on his deal, Hanson has time to decide whether to continue in his signature role or pursue new challenges outside the NFL’s signature pregame show.

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