The red zone in the NFL refers to the area between the opponent's 20-yard line and the end zone. When a team enters the red zone, it means they are close to scoring a touchdown. Teams often focus on scoring points when they reach the red zone because it is a prime opportunity to earn a touchdown, which is worth more points than a field goal. Successful execution in the red zone can greatly impact a team's chances of winning the game.
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