Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and ESPN analyst Bart Scott pitched a trade to bring the Ravens "Relentless" All-Pro Maxx Crosby. The post NFL Insider’s Trade Pitch: $106 Million Superstar ‘Built ...

Jets Legend Bart Scott goes inside the matchup between the Jets and Browns leading up to Sunday's matchup at MetLife Stadium. Jets Legend Bart Scott goes inside the matchup between the Jets and Saints ...

According to Tony Pauline, former Jets LB and current ESPN radio host Bart Scott is interested in the linebacker coaching vacancy on the team’s current coaching staff. Scott’s agent told Pauline that ...

Former NFL linebacker Bart Scott would love to be a coach with either one of his former teams. "Scott’s representative, Harold Lewis, told me the former Pro Bowl linebacker wants to get into coaching ...

The fact that star pass-rusher Crosby has not strongly shot down reports claiming he wants to leave the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason has many believing that he has already requested a trade or ...

Former Pro Bowl linebacker Bart Scott is throwing his name into the ring to fill a vacancy on the New York Jets coaching staff in 2026. NFL Insider Tony Pauline of “Essentially Sports” revealed that ...

BALTIMORE — Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow wanted to punish the Ravens. Burrow threw for a franchise-record 525 yards and four touchdowns Week 16 against Baltimore, which was fielding a ...

Bart Scott is officially joining ESPN New York. The former WFAN radio host is hopping over to the station’s rivals beginning on January 2, 2020, ESPN announced in a press release on Monday. He will be ...

On Jets Game Plan, Bart Scott joins Jeane Coakley to break down what Brady Cook will face as he likely steps into the starting QB role against Jacksonville on Sunday. Connor Hughes on Jets' loss to ...

NFL analysts say the darndest things. The Patriots' rare loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday night prompted every Monday morning quarterback to write New England's eulogy for one reason or another.

It’s going to be very cold this Saturday night when the Buffalo Bills face the New England Patriots, and ESPN analyst Bart Scott knows just the trick to get over these frigid conditions. On the latest ...