"NFL RedZone" viewers and fans were given quite the show on Sunday -- and no, it didn't have a thing to do with football.

Aaron Rodgers dubbed Travis Kelce "Mr. Pfizer." And Kelce shows he knows how to issue a jab that gets under the skin.

"If they know that you’re dishonest and don’t take your role seriously, you’ve lost all trust and credibility."

"Mad Dog" Russo has not yet honored his promise to retire if the Diamondbacks advanced to the World Series, but deep down he knows he should.

Rodgers has been an outspoken critic of coerced vaccinations for the past several years and a fierce critic of Dr. Anthony Fauci.

The New York Liberty was fined by the Women's National Basketball Association when its members refused to meet with the media.

"You set yourself up for that one," Rodgers chided ESPN host Pat McAfee after he lobbed the perfect softball at the Jets QB.

Former ESPN host Sage Steele recently quit working at 'The Worldwide Leader' so she could speak out more. What a wonderful choice.

"That is a sad state of journalism if you have to, what I would say, make up something about somebody," Portnoy said.

Times are changing, and there are signs of it all around. 'Thursday Night Football' is no different, and will sport some new features.