'NFL RedZone' host Scott Hanson explains why Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl LX matchup is the 'Hope Bowl'
"NFL RedZone" host Scott Hanson talks to Fox News Digital about why Super Bowl LX is really the "Hope Bowl."
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"NFL RedZone" host Scott Hanson talks to Fox News Digital about why Super Bowl LX is really the "Hope Bowl."
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After an exciting weekend of conference title games, Super Bowl LX is set.
Lumen Field (Seattle) — Sean McVay called the play a "fortuitous bust" in Seattle's coverage. At first, Matthew Stafford refused to talk about it, but he later called it "a mishap" where the Seahawks "lucked into" double covering the right guy, running back Kyren Williams, on the Rams’ most important offensive play of the NFC Championship Game.
At the beginning of the season, both the Seahawks and the Patriots were long shots to win the Super Bowl.
In most years, the draft pecking order at quarterback would largely be determined by now. But apart from Indiana's Fernando Mendoza at the top, this year’s class remains muddied. It reminds me of the 2010 draft in which Sam Bradford went No. 1 overall, Tim Tebow came off the board late in the first round and 10 of the 14 overall quarterbacks selected had to wait until Day 3.
Off the field, college football appears caught in a constant state of discontent. We can't agree on the proper size of a playoff. Years of winner-take-all media-rights stakes have turned conferences and conference mates against one another. Coaches sign players to contracts that are only theoretically enforceable, then openly try to poach other players from other teams with other theoretically enforceable contracts.
We saw two very different one-score NFL playoff games in Sunday's conference championship round.