'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."

The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are the final two teams standing in the 2025 NFL season, set to face off at Levi's Stadium on Feb. 8 to determine who will hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy as Super Bowl LX champions. 

As the debates begin about who has the X-factor, and who will win the Super Bowl, "NFL RedZone" host Scott Hanson can't help but take a step back and look at what this matchup really means for the league. 

In fact, Hanson has another name for this year's final game of the season. 

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NFL Network host Scott Hanson presents on stage during the NFL Draft at Union Station on April 29, 2023, in Kansas City, Missouri. (Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images)

"I’m gonna tell you what: Super Bowl LX is the ‘Hope Bowl,'" he told Fox News Digital while also discussing his excitement for Lowe's "Earn Your Sunday Bucket Belt." "The Super Bowl this year is the ‘Hope Bowl,’ and it might sound weird."

It may sound weird at first, but when you really look at these two teams set to play in Santa Clara, California, Hanson's vision comes to life. 

"The Seahawks fans are sky-high, the Patriots fans are sky-high. I’m not even speaking to them right now," he continued. "I’m speaking to the other 30 NFL fan bases whose season ended in disappointment in the playoffs, or disappointment in the last week of the regular season, or by Thanksgiving their team was out of it. There is hope, my friends, because we’re about to watch, on Super Bowl Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks, a non-playoff team from a year ago. The Seattle Seahawks, a team that was in the quarterback market a year