Bart Scott

About Bart Scott

He was selected to the Pro Bowl as a linebacker in the National Football League in 2006 while playing for the Baltimore Ravens. He spent seven years with the Ravens before joining the New York Jets in 2009.

Bartholomew Edward Scott is a former American football player and current radio personality. Scott was a National Football League defender for eleven seasons. After playing college football for the University of Southern Illinois, he was signed by the Baltimore Ravens to the NFL as an untrained free player in 2002. Scott was selected for the Pro Bowl in 2006. After playing his first seven years with the Ravens, Scott signed for the New York Jets in 2009. He will play his last four seasons for the Jets. He was recruited as an NFL analyst for CBS from 2013 to 2017. Scott is currently recruited as a sports talk radio co-host on ESPN Radio in New York City.

High school	Detroit (MI) Southeastern
Undrafted	2002
Position	Inside Linebacker
Place of birth	Detroit, Michigan
Date of birth	August 18, 1980
College	Southern Illinois

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Trivia

He gave a postgame interview after a playoff win over the New England Patriots calling out 'all the non-believers' that then went viral on Youtube.

Bart Scott before fame

He was a linebacker and a running back at Southeastern High School, where he had 76 tackles and led the team in rushing.

Achievement of Bart Scott

After beating the New England Patriots in the playoffs, he gave a postgame interview in which he called out"all the non-believers", which went viral on YouTube.

Salary 2020

$4.2 Million Per Year

Net Worth 2020

$5 Million

Bart Scott family life

His two children, Bartholomew and Gisele, are named after him and his wife Darnesha.

Associations of Bart Scott

He was picked by the Baltimore Ravens and played alongside all-pro linebacker Ray Lewis.

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