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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Garafolo breaks down the Bucs WR competition in training camp
NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo breaks down the training camp competition for Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receivers.
New York Post
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Scott Hanson's ‘NFL RedZone' contract talks were ‘a knockdown drag-out negotiation'
'Seven hours of commercial-free football' nearly had a different voice for next season. Scott Hanson, the host of 'NFL RedZone,' questioned if he would return to his role before signing an extension to return for a 17th year. 'There was a time when I thought 'I don't know if this is going to happen,'' Hanson said on the 'SI Media Podcast with Jimmy Traina' this week. 'It was not my intention to have it go that direction. But you have to be willing for that eventuality or that possibility.' Advertisement 3 Scott Hanson at Super Bowl LI AP While Hanson did not share the financial details of his new contract, he confirmed that his extension will have him be the face of NFL Network's 'RedZone,' in which he shows live look-ins and every touchdown for seven-plus straight hours on Sundays though at least his 20th season. The negotiations weren't easy, though, with Hanson likening himself to an NFL free agent who wants to stay with his current team even as other landing spots see his true value. Advertisement 'The NFL, as they wont to do, they are very tough negotiators,' Hanson said. 'There was quite a knockdown drag-out negotiation, but I'm thrilled to be back. Thrilled that we were able to come to an agreement.' There was speculation Hanson was considering leaving for NBC after his Olympics whiparound show, 'GoldZone.' 3 Scott Hanson signing off the air of RedZone in 2017. NFL Hanson put those rumors to bed. Advertisement 'My contract was up, that was reported in public. It was coming up, and we were negotiating. That was true,' he said, 'There was a feel I was going to leave for NBC. Well, it was conflated with what I did with GoldZone for the Paris Olympics last summer, and the fact that I was and we were in the middle of a negotiation with NBC to come back and do future GoldZones. I think some people got part of the truth and reported that NBC was going to pull Scott Hanson away.' 3 NFL Network's Scott Hanson NFL Instead, he'll be back to his Sunday touchdown marathons on 'RedZone,' with a new season beginning on Sept. 7.
Fox News
2 days ago
- Sport
- Fox News
2025 NFL preseason schedule: Dates, times, TV channels, how to watch
The NFL preseason offers fans a sneak peek into the upcoming season. It's a chance for teams to fine-tune their game plans and get ready for the season ahead. Here's all you need to know about this year's NFL preseason schedule, including dates, times, and TV channels (all times Eastern). Thursday, July 31: Thursday, Aug 7 Friday, Aug 8 Saturday, Aug 9 Sunday, Aug 10 Friday, Aug 15 Saturday, Aug 16 Sunday, Aug 17 Monday, Aug 18 Thursday, Aug 21 Friday, Aug 22 Saturday, Aug 23 The 2025 NFL Preseason begins with the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game on Thursday, July 31st at 8 p.m. ET. The Los Angeles Chargers will face off against the Detroit Lions at the Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, OH. The majority of NFL preseason games air on each team's local TV affiliate network. Five other national broadcasts will appear on FOX, Amazon Prime Video, CBS, ESPN and NBC. Many games will also be available on NFL Network. FOX games can be streamed on or the FOX Sports app. You can also stream games on other channels with services such as YouTube TV or Fubo TV. All games not on national TV will stream live on NFL+ for out-of-market fans who want access to exclusive live games that are not being aired in their local area. If you have an over-the-air antenna that picks up your local channels, you can watch games on FOX, NBC or CBS for free. In 2021, the number of preseason games for each NFL team went from four to three as the regular season schedule increased from 16 to 17 games. Full standings by division are available on the FOXSports NFL preseason standings page.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
How to stream the 2025 NFL flag championships live: Dates, tv channels, and stream info
How to stream the 2025 NFL flag championships live: Dates, TV Channels, and Stream Info (Image Via X) A big weekend of youth flag football is set to begin in Canton, Ohio. Starting Friday, July 18, the 2025 NFL Flag Championships will run through Sunday, July 20, at ForeverLawn Park in Hall of Fame Village. Filled with talented players from all over the country, the event will feature teams from eight and under (8U) through high school age divisions. Fans are eager and excited and the game of flag football is rapidly growing as it will appear for the first time at the 2028 Olympics. Are you wondering how to watch the live games? Read on to learn when, where and how to watch. NFL flag championships live stream and TV schedule Live coverage runs all weekend on major networks and streaming platforms. Here's a simp le breakdown: When & Where: Friday, July 18 to Sunday, July 20 at ForeverLawn Park, Canton, Ohio TV Channels: NFL Network, ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, Disney Channel, Disney XD Streaming Options: NFL+, ESPN+, Disney+, ESPN on YouTube, NFL Network online, Fubo (free trial) Key Viewing Highlights by Division Girls 18U / High School Girls Division Round of 16 on Friday (starting 10 a.m.–6 p.m. ET) across ESPN+, NFL+, ESPN on YouTube, and ESPN2 Quarterfinals on Saturday starting at 11 a.m.–2 p.m. on ESPN+, NFL Network, ESPN and international platforms Semis and finals on Sunday (11 a.m.–4 p.m.): girls finale at 4 p.m. ET on ABC, Disney Channel, ESPN+, NFL+, ESPN Deportes, Disney XD Boys 14U & 15U Divisions Boys 14U Round of 16 begins Friday, July 18 at 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on NFL Network and ESPN2 Boys 15U Round of 16 and quarterfinals air Friday and Saturday on ESPN+, NFL+, ESPN2 Boys 15U Championship on Sunday at 3 p.m. ET on ABC, Disney Channel, Disney+ and more Boys 14U Championship runs Sunday from 4 p.m. ET on Disney Channel This event offers 33 hours of live flag football action across four days. Fans worldwide,over 125 countries can watch via ESPN, Disney, NFL+ and their local partners. Growing sport & Olympic path Flag football is booming. Around 300 teams including boys, girls, and international squads will visit Canton, representing all 32 NFL clubs plus eight international teams from nations like Australia and Germany. With global play by over 20 million athletes, the sport's inclusion in the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles highlights its quick rise. Expect fast plays, friendly rivalries, and rising stars; some might even make headlines before they hit the Olympic stage. Also Read: NFL To Allow Players To Participate In Flag Football At 2028 Olympics Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
USA Today
2 days ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Former Vikings starter from 2024 makes NFL Top 100 Players of 2025 list
The NFL has started rolling out its Top 100 Players for the 2025 Season. They are doing it exclusively on social media this year, compared to specials on NFL Network, compared to years past, in hopes of garnering more engagement, one can assume. That leads us to the latest player to make the list, the first being Aaron Jones at the 98 spot, followed by Andrew Van Ginkel at the 88 spot. They are now joined by one of their 2024 teammates who left in free agency, Sam Darnold, who earns the 72 spot in the rankings done by his fellow NFL players. Darnold stepped up when the Vikings needed him most in 2024 when their top draft pick, quarterback J.J. McCarthy, went down with a knee injury in the preseason. While many people expected the season to be doomed, Darnold led the Vikings to a 14-3 record and was one game away from winning the NFC North. The former USC Trojan is now back out west with the Seattle Seahawks, whom the Vikings will play in 13.
