NFL RedZone experiences technical difficulties during ‘witching hour’

NFL RedZone is one of the best football shows on the planet, airing several different games across the country at the same time, every Sunday of the NFL season. Scott Hanson somehow operates the show with a flawless level of efficiency and smoothness even though he’s operating in total chaos. But even NFL RedZone has their technical difficulties. We saw a small glimpse of that on Sunday, shortly after the beginning of the ‘witching hour’, when the broadcast feed completely cut out for three minutes.

It caused fans to miss the final minutes of the Bears and Colts game, which I’m sure made plenty of people upset. The Bears and Colts game was one of the few games in that window that was actually close. Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams put up much better numbers, completing 33 of 52 passes for 363 yards, while tossing in two touchdowns. But he also threw two interceptions and had a critical fumble which ended up losing the Bears the game.

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This article was originally published by Wade Peery at On3 – (https://www.on3.com/pro/news/nfl-redzone-experiences-technical-difficulties-during-witching-hour/).

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