Episode 90: One-on-One with NFL RedZone's Scott Hanson
Adam Levitan sits down with Scott Hanson to talk all things NFL RedZone. How did it start, what goes into the production, how crazy are fantasy players and of course how does Scott hold his pee?
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TIMESTAMPS: Believing in the RedZone Idea (1:24) | The Purpose of RedZone (9:59) | Scott’s Own Fantasy Interests (12:08) | DFS and RedZone (14:13) | Including Fantasy in RedZone (16:09) | Scott’s RedZone Energy (22:24) | Preparing For A Show (24:40) | Scott’s Pee Schedule (26:14) | Is Scott Hanson Actually Ryan Tannehill? (34:02) | Favorite RedZone Moments (36:33) | Why RedZone shows extra points (40:45)
Scott on Cameo - @ScottHanson (https://www.cameo.com/scotthanson)
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