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In sports media, there's a fundamental rule: never forget your credentials. Even Nick Saban, the most succe sful coach in college football, has faced this i sue; he experienced a moment of denial at SEC Media Days last year in Dallas. This year, the same has happened to Scott Hanson, the prominent face of Sunday football. Even Scott Hanson needs a Super Bowl credential If you watch football on Sunday, you should know exactly who Scott Hanson is, the host of the NFL' Cedric Johnson Jersey s RedZone, which delivers a full day's worth of football each Sunday. Speaking to , Hanson explained his story of forgetting his credential on Tuesday at Radio Row. I hosted Super Bowl opening night last night, Hanson began. Well, I had a credential, but because Im on camera, I dont wear my credential around my neck. So I usually have an a sistant that will wear my credential. We said goodnight. He ended up with my credential around his neckat a different hotel. And I thought, Oh, that credential was for opening night. Theyll bring me a new credential for today. No, that was my today credential as well. Youd think I havent been to 17 Super Bowls and that Im a rookie. The NFL has tightened security protocols at this years Super Bowl, enforcing stricter credential checks acro s all media and team areas. Simply flashing a credential is no longer enough every pa s must be scanned for verification before entry. The leagues new system leaves little room for leniency, marking a clear shift toward a more controlled and accountable acce s proce s. A proce s that the league is hoping to shift to a full-facial recognition software within the next few years. Hanson was able to get into Radio Row with the help of his agent, a bit luckier than Nick Saban, who had to return to his room to get his credential. More NFL news: Tariqious Tisdale Jersey |
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