Bo Scaife

After being released by the Falcons, TE Alge Crumpler began looking for a new uniform for the 2008 Season. Among the teams calling for Crumpler’s services are the Tennessee Titans, who utilize the QB-TE tandem to move the chains. The Titans management and Crumpler’s agent, James Williams, will meet this week at the NFL Combine. Williams told the Tennessean, “I have heard from the Titans, and Tennessee is very attractive to him. It is a well-run organization, and Alge could come in and help...Read Full Story

You know you’ve made an impression in the NFL when your teammates use your name as a verb. It happens sometimes with people. Like, when you toss a major interception you Favre’d it. Or when you say something silly you Jessica Simpson’d it. You know that Vince Young’s major storming out of a press conference was going to make teammates razz him for years to come. Well, in the team’s latest loss (to the Jags ), Titan Bo Scaife dropped a key pass that could have possibility to the team on...Read Full Story

We will be talking sports and havign fun doing it! Expected to be joined by Philadelphia Eagles guard Evan Mathis, who will discuss the 2-4 Eagles and more. Also, Bengals Tight End Bo Scaife will stop by to discuss the teams 4-2 start. Oakland As pitcher Craig Breslow, will stop by to discuss his seasona and more, Call 646-727-3070 and listen @ blogtalkradio.com/pgant Evan Mathis | Bo Scaife | NFL | Craig Breslow | Philadelphia EaglesRead Full Story

The Sporting News had a tidbit on the Titans TE Bo Scaife, and now back at 100 percent, the TE feels that 2010 is going to be a huge season for him: Titans coaches expect TE Bo Scaife, who has 149 catches in only 32 starts the past three seasons, to reach a Pro Bowl level this season. Scaife mostly played through a nagging knee injury last season but says he’s 100 percent now. “It would be good to see him be the go-to-guy, the first-down maker,” tight ends coach John Zernhelt told The...Read Full Story

According to The Tennessean , tight end Bo Scaife is expected to report to camp this week after electing to miss the first weeks of training camp. Titans  tight end Bo Scaife reported to Baptist Sports Park on Monday and is expected to take part in practice on Tuesday, according to sources familiar with the situation. It was Scaife’s  first appearance at the team facility since last season . He signed a $4.9 million tender in March, but opted to skip the early stages of the offseason...Read Full Story

Tight End Bo Scaife was nowhere to be found when the team opened OTA’s, but says he’ll be around for team practices come June. The Titans 2009 franchise player was absent from the start of May Organized Team Activities at Baptist Sports Park. Tight end Bo Scaife, who signed a $4.9 million tender in March, has hired a personal trainer in Denver, Colorado. Scaife told Nashville’s WGFX-FM 104.5 The Zone on Tuesday that he expected to return to the team for June OTA’s. ”I’ve communicated with...Read Full Story

With the deadline to do so closing in, the Titans Thursday put the franchise tag on tight end Bo Scaife. The move was done a few hours before the deadline teams had to put the tag on players for the 2009 season. The TE was the teams leading pass catcher in 2008, as he pulled in a career-high 58 catches for 561 yards with two touchdowns. The franchise tag means Scaife will earn $4.46 million for 2009, the average salary of the five highest-paid players at his position. Another team can...Read Full Story

According to The Tennessean , tight end Bo Scaife is expected to report to camp this week after electing to miss the first weeks of training camp. Titans tight end Bo Scaife reported to Baptist Sports Park on Mondayand is expected to take part in practice on Tuesday, according to sources familiar with the situation. It was Scaife’s  first appearance at the team facility since last season . He signed a $4.9 million tender in March, but opted to skip the early stages of the offseason...Read Full Story

From: AP The Titans swapped a second-round pick in 2010 to draft South Carolina tight end Jared Cook in the third round, and their franchise player Bo Scaife joins the team’s offseason program and signs his one-year tender. Coincidental according to Scaife’s agent who says the tight end decided last week to sign his $4.46 million tender. Kevin Robinson noted the Titans also drafted a tight end in the third round a year ago. “Anytime a player has the production that Bo has had I think he...Read Full Story

Indications are the Titans plan to go ahead and place a restricted tender on tight end Bo Scaife, even though it will cost them $4.9 million to do so this season. Terry McCormick of The Nashville City Paper says don’t rule out the possibility that the Titans could make the veteran tight end available for trade, if they are confident that Jared Cook and Craig Stevens can handle the load in 2010, or if they opt to re-sign Alge Crumpler, who is an unrestricted free agent. Scaife, 29, caught 45...Read Full Story