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Scott HansonScott Hanson

College Football RedZone could find an audience

College football now is very intriguing. ... If they wanna start college RedZone and call it College RedZone, they're able to. ... It would, I think it would find an audience.

This would be resolved if a College RedZone product launches and attracts a meaningful audience; neither has been established in the transcript's timeframe.

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Sep 11, 2026
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PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

The Rams' Australia travel plan was an all-time 'fuck it' move

It was a terrible idea that Sean McVay tried to do, but I have to respect how much of an all-time fuck-it move it was to just pretend that time zones don't exist. He was just like, you know what, fuck it, we're not gonna adapt. We're gonna fly in, fly out.

The Rams lost the Australia opener after using the fly-in/fly-out approach, supporting the criticism in this game-specific judgment.
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The Lions will win the NFC North

I think they're gonna be really good. Are the Lions on Crosby watch? ... I think them and maybe the Cowboys might be on Crosby watch. ... I think they probably will win the NFC North.

The 2026 NFC North winner will determine whether this prediction was correct.
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Big CatBig Cat

The Bears could have a top-five offense even if they miss the playoffs

There's a world where the Bears don't make the playoffs, but they're a top-five offense. And our defense is so bad that I can almost—I would be very upset, but I could deal with it.

This resolves when the 2026 regular season ends and Chicago's offensive ranking and playoff status are known.

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Scott HansonScott Hanson

Two late-window games is death for RedZone

Four games in the late window is fine. It's fine. Three feels slow. Two is death.

This is an evaluative production opinion, not a claim with a definitive factual resolution.
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Scott HansonScott Hanson

The Bengals could score 31 points per game

The Cincinnati Bengals are a team that is gonna score 31 points a game. Whether they give up 30 or 32 points a game is the question of their win-loss record.

Cincinnati's 2026 regular-season scoring average will determine whether the projection was accurate.
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Scott HansonScott Hanson

The 3 to 4 p.m. hour is the greatest single hour in sports television

I call it the greatest single hour in sports television. It's the witching hour... I promise I will refer to it either as the witching hour or the golden hour at some point this season. Just for you guys.

The 'Witching Hour' became a staple phrase for Hanson and the show.