Bart Scott

Add New York Jets linebacker Bart Scott to the list of current and former NFL players who don't want their children to pursue a career in football. Scott told the New York Daily News this week that the threat of longterm health consequences has ...  

Star-Ledger - Bart Scott had a meeting with Jets head coach Rex Ryan this offseason to discuss some lingering issues from last year. Scott was upset that he came off the field in some packages because of matchup issues. "It's cool, it was just something ...  

Bart Scott said he and head coach Rex Ryan had a "pow wow" this offseason to discuss some lingering issues from last year and have cleared their air. Among them was the way Scott came off the field during some packages because of matchup issues ...  

The last time we saw Bart Scott, the New York Jets linebacker let his middle finger do all his talking. (The Jets promptly responded by fining Scott.) On Wednesday, Scott was spotted during the Jets' open media access. He gave the media a little more to ...  

Ryan sounded as if he is ready to move on from last season as well with the veteran linebacker. "I think Bart, Bart is ready to be Bart Scott, the guy that we brought in here," Ryan said. "When you look at it, Bart will tell you he had a disappointing year ...  

The Baltimore Ravens completed their weekend Rookie Camp, which included their eight draft picks as well as a bevy of undrafted free agents hoping to to be the next Bart Scott or Jameel McClain to make the team's roster, ...  

So who are the odd men out? The first person out of many people’s mouth seems to be Chad Ochocinco. After all, the “scrub” had a measly 15 receptions. But I believe that he can still be a big contributor, for these three reasons: 1. Chad Ochocinco ...  

I can start acting a little better today,” he said. Scott was rehabbing from an injury so was unable to golf at Jason Taylor’s Golf outing, but did lend his support at the event. “Guys out here trying to raise money. There are four teams and I think ...  

Another familiar name will be rejoining the Jets next season, as Bart Scott mended his strained relationship with the team's coaching staff. In the aftermath of a disastrous 2011 season, the New York Jets locker room was coming apart at the seams.  

The Ravens pride themselves on their success with undrafted players, from Priest Holmes to Mike Flynn to Bart Scott to Jameel ... Other to watch: RB Rodney Stewart (Colorado) is a small (5 feet 6) scatback who could catch on as a returner.  

Now that the 2012 NFL draft is in the can, it's time to take the Shutdown 50 scouting format forward and get a closer look at some of the surprising and fascinating selections from this year's draft -- the guys we missed in the original 50, but who could be impact players now or down the road. Our next entry: Delaware guard Gino Gradkowski, selected with the third pick of the fourth round (98th overall) by the Baltimore Ravens. Overview...  

Carthage ends AU's seasonThe Herald BulletinBy Rick Teverbaugh The Herald Bulletin BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — Anderson University's sudden scoring woes continued Saturday and it led to the Ravens' elimination from the NCAA Division III softball tournament. AU won the first contest of the day, ...and more »  

2012 Players To Watch: Pernell McPheeBaltimore Beat Downby lastcallbmore on May 13, 2012 7:00 AM EDT Without the reigning Defensive Player Of The Year Terrell Suggs the Ravens will be looking to find ways to get the rest of their pass rushers more involved in 2012.As usual this will all start with defensive ...  

WR Jacoby Jones’ skill set fits the Ravens in multiple ways. Given his good speed, he could be an asset to a passing game that likes to stretch the field. Jones is unlikely to be one of the two primary wideouts in Baltimore, but he’s the most proven of the options behind Torrey Smith and Anquan Boldin. With Jones in the mix, Boldin, who has lost a step, could see more time in the slot, one rival evaluator suggested to PFW.  

The Ravens and Eagles may be able to recoup some salary from players injured this offseason in non-football activities, according to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen.