Commercial-free football is gone, and perhaps Scott Hanson is next. The popular RedZone host for the scoring-focused program that runs each Sunday during the regular season may be on his way out as Hanson is reportedly being courted by NFL broadcast partner NBC.

Scott Hanson, host of NFL RedZone, is seen near the Lombardi Trophy prior to the start of the NFL Super Bowl 56 football game Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022, in Inglewood, Calif. The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez) AP

For 15 years, football enthusiasts have eagerly tuned in to NFL RedZone, knowing they'd be treated to "seven hours of commercial-free football" every Sunday. This iconic phrase, co

The "seven hours of commercial-free football" host could be making a big move to a major network.  "NFL RedZone" personality Scott Hanson's contract with the

NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson could be on the move, as a major network has engaged him in talks as his negotiations to return to NFL Network stall. Hanson has been with NFL Network since 2006, anchoring the Sunday afternoon whiparound coverage on NFL RedZone since 2009,

Exclusive: Scott Hanson is in talks with NBC Sports about a wide-ranging job that could include Olympics and NFL coverage. More from @MMcCarthyREV ⬇️ Hanson, 53, made a massive impression on NBC after covering the Summer Olympic Games for NBCUniversal and Peacock last year.

NFL fans have grown accustomed to seeing Scott Hanson host "NFL RedZone" every Sunday during each NFL season. Hanson does an outstanding job going from game to game each Sunday but could be on the move.