Claims extracted
18
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
11%
2 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
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“NFL RedZone” fans rejoice: You won’t be seeing more commercials than you did last season.
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you → rejoice → commercials
Host Scott Hanson told Front Office Sports this week that the viewing experience will remain largely unchanged, with “RedZone” actually cutting back on some ad spots.
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RedZone → tell → spots
“I could tell you from where we ended last year, there will not be more,” Hanson said.
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Hanson → tell → you
“In fact, the actual ads that you see, there will be fewer of what we call the 15-second commercials with the audio going and the product and whatnot.”
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audio → see → going
Last year, the seven-hour show added commercials after famously being commercial-free, setting off major backlash across the NFL world.
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show → add → world
Hanson, who has hosted since 2009, said “RedZone” will still feature sponsored segments such as the “Mercedes-Benz Drive of the Day” and “Allstate Good Hands Play of the Day,” but those are not counted as traditional commercials.
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those → host → commercials
He added that the standalone, 15-second ads inserted at times between plays will be less frequent at the start of this season compared to last year.
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ads → add → year
“Our promise to you is we never miss a touchdown,” Hanson said.
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Hanson → miss → touchdown
“We only sneak these in when the team is walking back to the huddle during at least a little bit of a dead period in the game, and it’s one 15-second standalone commercial at a time.
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it → sneak → time
“I would just tell fans this: if you loved ‘RedZone’ two years ago, before there was ever a 15-second standalone commercial, try us this year and see if it’s not still the show that you love to watch and set your calendar by every year.
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you → tell → calendar
I think we will deliver the way we always have for our great fans.”
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we → think → fans
Before the first Sunday of the 2025 season, Hanson attempted to quell fans’ concerns in a video posted to X, stressing that while he had no control over the business decision, his priority remained showing as much football as possible.
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priority → attempt → football
“I’m the host of the show, I put everything I’ve got into trying to be the best host I can possibly be for you,” Hanson said.
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Hanson → ’m → you
“I want it to be fun, energetic, passionate, informative, entertaining, so that you love your football Sundays.
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you → want → Sundays
As for the business side of things, I have no control over that.
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I → have → that
I have no say in the business side of things.
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I → have → things
“I will say, there is no one on the planet that wants to show you more football than I do.
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I → say → football
And if there is someone, I would love to meet him because we’d have something in common.”
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we → be → something
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