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Bart Scott
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Archived News (02-2009)
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[+] February 28th 2009 2 Updates
10:00 AM EST (1)
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Jets' head coach Rex Ryan explained why he chose to sign Bart
Source (fanball.com)
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Jets' head coach Rex Ryan explained why he chose to sign Bart Scott over Ray Lewis, according to ESPN. Ryan said, "Well, there were a few reasons. When you look at them from the playing standpoint, they are both outstanding players. Ray is a Hall of Fame player and is still one of the premier 'backers in the league. I think with Bart, you get a guy who is young. He has got as good of coverage skills as any inside linebacker in the game. He is a violent player that plays with great passion as, of course, does Ray."Scott is also five years younger than Lewis at 29. Scott will give the Jets a chance to disguise their defense, as he can line up at the weak or strong-side spots.
09:00 AM EST (1)
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Tim Graham, of ESPN.com, reports New York Jets head coach Rex
Tim Graham, of ESPN.com, reports New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan said during a conference call Friday, Feb. 27, the decision to sign LB Bart Scott over free-agent LB Ray Lewis (Ravens) was mostly due to age. \"Ray is a Hall of Fame player and is still one of the premier \'backers in the league. I think with Bart, you get a guy who\'s young. He\'s got as good of coverage skills as any inside linebacker in the game. He\'s a violent player that plays with great passion as, of course, does Ray.\" Ryan added, \"Ray is, obviously, the premier middle linebacker in the game, the mike \'backer. But I think the flexibility we have with David Harris and Bart Scott is just going to be difficult to identify who the mike is.\"
[+] February 27th 2009 40 Updates
8:00 PM EST (1)
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The Jets have bolstered their defense in a big way, signing
The Jets have bolstered their defense in a big way, signing former Ravens linebacker Bart Scott to a six-year, $48 million deal.
Impacts: The 28-year-old Scott agreed to terms early Friday, visited the team and signed later in the day, agent Harold Lewis told The Associated Press. Scott will make $27 million over the first three years of the deal. Scott is reunited with Rex Ryan, who left Baltimore after four years as the Ravens' defensive coordinator to become coach of the Jets. Scott ranked second on the Ravens in tackles last season.
6:00 PM EST (1)
1.
Bart Scott has reportedly agreed to join the Jets after they
Source (rotoworld.com)
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Bart Scott has reportedly agreed to join the Jets after they upped their offer to a 6-year, $48 million contract. Scott had originally agreed to five years and $40 million before deciding to give the Ravens a chance to match. [...]
5:00 PM EST (5)
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Scott's deal with the Jets is for six years and is worth $48
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News: Scott's deal with the Jets is for six years and is worth $48 million, the Baltimore Sun reports. [...]
2.
Bart Scott has reportedly agreed to join the Jets after they
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Bart Scott has reportedly agreed to join the Jets after they upped their offer to a 6-year, $48 million contract. Scott had originally agreed to five years and $40 million before deciding to give the Ravens a chance to match. [...]
3.
Updating an earlier report, free-agent Bart Scott agreed to
Source (fanball.com)
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Updating an earlier report, free-agent Bart Scott agreed to join the Jets after they increased their offer to a six-year, $48 million deal, according to ESPN.com.The original deal was five years, $40 million but it was matched by the Ravens. It is not believed that the Ravens could beat this offer. Scott is among the top linebackers in the game, and he will re-join Rex Ryan in an effort to make the Jets defense a formidable one.
4.
ESPN.com reports the New York Jets have signed LB Bart Scott
ESPN.com reports the New York Jets have signed LB Bart Scott (Ravens) to a six-year, $48 million deal, according to Scott\'s agent Harold Lewis.
5.
Bart Scott has reportedly agreed to join the Jets after they
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Bart Scott has reportedly agreed to join the Jets after they upped their offer to him to a 6-year, $48 million contract. Source: ESPN.com . [...]
3:00 PM EST (4)
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Bart Scott did not yet ink a deal with the Jets, and is giving
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Bart Scott did not yet ink a deal with the Jets, and is giving the Ravens a chance to match their five-year, $40MM offer, according to Newsday.There is speculation that the Ravens now offered him $42MM, which is a little bit more than the Jets' offer. Stay tuned for further updates.
2.
LB Bart Scott is going to give the Ravens an opportunity to
Source (footballguys.com)
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LB Bart Scott is going to give the Ravens an opportunity to match the deal he received from the New York Jets on Friday morning. The two sides have agreed \"in principle\" on a deal, but Scott hadn\'t officially signed.
3.
The Baltimore Sun passes along speculation that the Ravens are
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The Baltimore Sun passes along speculation that the Ravens are now offering Bart Scott a five-year, $42 million contract. That's $2 million more than the Jets' offer. [...]
4.
Bart Scott reportedly is going to give the Ravens a chance to
Source (rotoworld.com)
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Bart Scott reportedly is going to give the Ravens a chance to match the Jets' five-year, $40 million contract offer. In an effort to break the story, many national sources said the deal was officially agreed to. [...]
2:00 PM EST (1)
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Rich Cimini, of the New York Daily News, reports unrestricted
Rich Cimini, of the New York Daily News, reports unrestricted free-agent LB Bart Scott (Ravens) has called the Baltimore Ravens to give them a chance to match the offer he has received from the New York Jets, according to a source.
1:00 PM EST (1)
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The New York Jets have agreed in principle to a five-year deal
Source (footballguys.com)
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The New York Jets have agreed in principle to a five-year deal with linebacker Bart Scott, according to a Jets employee with knowledge of the deal.
12:00 PM EST (6)
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Bart Scott's foray in free agency lasted less than a day, as
Source (profootballweekly.com)
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Bart Scott\'s foray in free agency lasted less than a day, as multiple reports have indicated the standout inside linebacker officially will become a Jet on Friday. The deal is worth approximately $40 million for five years, the New York ...
2.
Updating a previous item, Rich Cimini, of the New York Daily
Updating a previous item, Rich Cimini, of the New York Daily News, reports the contract LB Bart Scott (Ravens) has agreed to with the New York Jets is a five-year deal worth about $40 million. The Jets outbid the Baltimore Ravens by $500,000 per year.
3.
Bart Scott's foray in free agency lasted less than a day, as
Source (profootballweekly.com)
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Bart Scott\'s foray in free agency lasted less than a day, as multiple reports have indicated the standout inside linebacker will officially become a Jet on Friday. The deal is worth approximately $40 million for five years, the New York ...
4.
The New York Daily News is reporting that Ravens ILB Bart Scott
Source (profootballweekly.com)
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The New York Daily News is reporting that Ravens ILB Bart Scott has agreed in principle to terms on a five-year deal worth nearly $40 million with the Jets, where his ex-defensive coordinator Rex Ryan is the head coach. Scott, ...
5.
Jets signed ILB Bart Scott to a five-year, $40 million contract.
Source (rotoworld.com)
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Jets signed ILB Bart Scott to a five-year, $40 million contract. Clearly, Scott was looking to max out. The "Mad Backer" turned down a deal from Baltimore worth $7. [...]
6.
According to the National Football Post, Bart Scott has signed
Source (rotowire.com)
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News: According to the National Football Post, Bart Scott has signed a multi-year deal with the Jets. [...]
11:00 AM EST (3)
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According to the National Football Post, Bart Scott has signed
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News: According to the National Football Post, Bart Scott has signed a multi-year deal with the New York Jets. [...]
2.
As expected, Bart Scott has finalized a deal with the Jets,
Source (fanball.com)
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As expected, Bart Scott has finalized a deal with the Jets, according to the National Football Post. It is a multiyear deal, but details are yet to be disclosed.He joins former Ravens' defensive coordinator Rex Ryan in New York, and will be in position to generate solid numbers while replacing Eric Barton.
3.
According to the National Football Post, Bart Scott has signed
Source (rotowire.com)
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News: According to the National Football Post, Bart Scott has signed a multi-year deal with the New York Jets. [...]
10:00 AM EST (4)
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The Jets are close to landing Scott, Newsday reports.
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News: The Jets are close to landing Scott, Newsday reports. [...]
2.
The NFL Network is reporting that Ravens ILB Bart Scott has
Source (profootballweekly.com)
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The NFL Network is reporting that Ravens ILB Bart Scott has agreed to terms on a multi-year deal with the Jets, where his ex-defensive coordinator Rex Ryan is the head coach. Scott beat ex-teammate Ray Lewis to New York to ...
3.
Adam Schefter, of NFL.com, reports the New York Jets have reached
Adam Schefter, of NFL.com, reports the New York Jets have reached a deal with free-agent LB Bart Scott (Ravens). While terms are not available, the Jets are expected to be paying him $8 million per year.
4.
Bart Scott is expected to sign with the Jets for around $8MM
Source (fanball.com)
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Bart Scott is expected to sign with the Jets for around $8MM per year, according to NFL.com.Scott would be joining former Ravens' defensive coordinator Rex Ryan in New York, and he would be replacing Eric Barton.
09:00 AM EST (5)
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The National Football Post reports that inside linebacker Bart
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The National Football Post reports that inside linebacker Bart Scott has agreed to terms with the Jets on a multi-year contract. Adam Schefter says the deal is expected to be signed later Friday for roughly $8 million a year. [...]
2.
The National Football Post reports that inside linebacker Bart
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The National Football Post reports that inside linebacker Bart Scott has agreed to terms with the Jets on a multi-year contract. Adam Schefter says the deal is for roughly $8 million a year. [...]
3.
The National Football Post reports that inside linebacker Bart
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The National Football Post reports that inside linebacker Bart Scott has agreed to terms with the Jets on a multi-year contract. No terms are available, but multiple reports suggested the Jets were in the driver's seat, so this comes as no surprise. [...]
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The National Football Post reports that the Bart Scott has agreed
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The National Football Post reports that the Bart Scott has agreed to terms with the Jets on a multi-year contract. Source: National Football Post .. [...]
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The Sporting News' Albert Breer has confirmed that Bart Scott
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The Sporting News' Albert Breer has confirmed that Bart Scott is "en route" to New York to visit the Jets. Baltimore did their best to sign Scott Thursday night, but couldn't close the deal. [...]
08:00 AM EST (1)
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The Sporting News' Albert Breer has confirmed that Bart Scott
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The Sporting News' Albert Breer has confirmed that Bart Scott is "en route" to New York. Baltimore did their best to sign Scott Thursday night, but couldn't close the deal. [...]
04:00 AM EST (1)
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SI.com's Peter King seconds a Sporting News report that the
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SI.com's Peter King seconds a Sporting News report that the Jets are "in the driver's seat" to get free agent Bart Scott. It's looking more like FOXSports' report that the Rams were emerging as a big player in the Scott bidding is off. [...]
03:00 AM EST (1)
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The Sporting News' Albert Breer is appearing to dispute a FOXSports
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The Sporting News' Albert Breer is appearing to dispute a FOXSports report that free agent Bart Scott has a visit lined up with St. Louis. Breer says the Jets "have emerged as the early favorite" to sign Scott and arranged his "first visit" on Friday. [...]
02:00 AM EST (2)
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The Jets have extended an invitation to host free agent Bart
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The Jets have extended an invitation to host free agent Bart Scott. Scott, visiting the Rams on Friday, may be using St. Louis as leverage ESPN's John Clayton notes that Scott has already turned down a deal worth $7. [...]
2.
Alex Marvez, of FOXSports.com reports free-agent LB Bart Scott
Alex Marvez, of FOXSports.com reports free-agent LB Bart Scott (Ravens) is expected to visit with the St. Louis Rams.
1:00 AM EST (4)
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In addition to G/C Jason Brown, the Rams have scheduled a free
Source (rotoworld.com)
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In addition to G/C Jason Brown, the Rams have scheduled a free agent visit with LB Bart Scott. Scott would play MIKE linebacker in St. Louis and allow the Rams to kick Will Witherspoon to the weak side, which is considered his strongest position. [...]
2.
Rick Serritella, of NFLDraftBible.com, reports the Baltimore
Rick Serritella, of NFLDraftBible.com, reports the Baltimore Ravens offered impending free-agent LB Bart Scott a five-year contract, but he has turned the offer down and plans to speak with several teams Friday, Feb. 27.
3.
Tim Graham, of ESPN.com, reports free-agent LB Bart Scott (Ravens)
Tim Graham, of ESPN.com, reports free-agent LB Bart Scott (Ravens) is expected to meet with the New York Jets Friday, Feb. 27.
4.
ESPN's John Clayton reports that free agent LB Bart Scott hit
Source (rotoworld.com)
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ESPN's John Clayton reports that free agent LB Bart Scott hit the market early Friday, but has not turned down Baltimore's five-year contract offer. The Ravens are still right in the thick of it, but Scott likely wants to see what the Jets come up with. [...]
[+] February 26th 2009 9 Updates
11:00 PM EST (1)
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The Jets are reportedly LB Bart Scott's "first choice"
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The Jets are reportedly LB Bart Scott's "first choice" if the Ravens fail to re-sign him by the start of free agency. The interest is mutual. [...]
9:00 PM EST (1)
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Unless the Ravens work out a last minute deal, Scott will likely
Source (rotowire.com)
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News: Unless the Ravens work out a last minute deal, Scott will likely visit the Jets when he becomes a free agent on Friday, the Baltimore Sun reports. [...]
5:00 PM EST (1)
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Mike Preston, of The Baltimore Sun, reports the Baltimore Ravens
Mike Preston, of The Baltimore Sun, reports the Baltimore Ravens appear to be only $400,000 to $700,000 apart as far as completing a deal with impending free-agent LB Bart Scott.
3:00 PM EST (4)
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The Ravens and free agent LB Bart Scott are currently only $300,000
Source (fantrax.com)
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The Ravens and free agent LB Bart Scott are currently only $300,000 per year apart in contract talks. It looks like an agreement will be reached by tonight, which would likely lead to Ray Lewis hitting the market and possibly joining the New York Jets.
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The Ravens and free agent LB Bart Scott are currently only $300,000
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The Ravens and free agent LB Bart Scott are currently only $300,000 per year apart in contract talks. It looks like an agreement will be reached by tonight, which would likely lead to Ray Lewis hitting the market and possibly joining the New York Jets. [...]
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The Ravens are reportedly putting the 'fullcourt' press on LB
Source (fantrax.com)
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The Ravens are reportedly putting the 'fullcourt' press on LB Bart Scott to get him signed before free agency. Negotiations are expected to 'go down to the wire' late Thursday. The Ravens are supposedly choosing between re-signing Scott and Ray Lewis. Whichever linebacker they can't retain is fairly certain to land with the Jets.
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The Ravens are reportedly putting the "fullcourt"
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The Ravens are reportedly putting the "fullcourt" press on LB Bart Scott to get him signed before free agency. Negotiations are expected to "go down to the wire" late Thursday. [...]
11:00 AM EST (1)
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ESPN suggests that Ray Lewis is likely done in Baltimore as
Source (fanball.com)
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ESPN suggests that Ray Lewis is likely done in Baltimore as the club is nearing a deal to re-sign Bart Scott. Ravens' owner Steve Bisciotti has been displeased with Lewis commenting that he would be interested in playing for the Cowboys or Jets.The Cowboys are not believed to have strong interest in Lewis, as they still need to re-sign DeMarcus Ware. There is speculation swirling that Lewis could be an option for the Broncos, as he would be reunited with former Ravens' defensive coordinator Mike Nolan.
10:00 AM EST (1)
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The Ravens are attempting to keep LB Ray Lewis and LB Bart Scott
Source (footballguys.com)
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The Ravens are attempting to keep LB Ray Lewis and LB Bart Scott before they both can become free agents Friday. A deal with Scott is a bit more realistic as talks have been closer compared to those with Lewis, but both will likely command a great deal on the market. \"All I can do is continue to negotiate until free agency starts. At that point, the dialogue will continue and the agent and I will continue to talk,\" GM Ozzie Newsome said.
[+] February 25th 2009 3 Updates
10:00 AM EST (2)
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Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald, reports the Miami Dolphins
Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald, reports the Miami Dolphins are targeting two and possibly three Baltimore Ravens impending free agents, according to a league source: LB Bart Scott, C Jason Brown and S Jim Leonhard. However, the source says it is unlikely the Dolphins will get more than one of those players at the most, as one of Brown or Scott is likely to return to Baltimore.
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In addition to the Jets, LB Bart Scott is expected to draw interest
Source (fantrax.com)
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In addition to the Jets, LB Bart Scott is expected to draw interest from the Bengals, Giants, Chiefs, Rams, and Cardinals if he makes it to the open market. Talks with the Ravens are increasing, so Scott may not make it to free agency. If he does, however, he would be in higher demand than Ravens teammate Ray Lewis.
09:00 AM EST (1)
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In addition to the Jets, LB Bart Scott is expected to draw interest
Source (rotoworld.com)
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In addition to the Jets, LB Bart Scott is expected to draw interest from the Bengals, Giants, Chiefs, Rams, and Cardinals if he makes it to the open market. [...]
[+] February 24th 2009 8 Updates
8:00 PM EST (1)
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The Ravens and linebacker Bart Scott are moving closer to possibly
Source (fanball.com)
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The Ravens and linebacker Bart Scott are moving closer to possibly getting a deal done before the free agent deadline, according to the Baltimore Sun.If Scott returns to the Ravens he could be moved to the inside, if Ray Lewis leaves in free agency. Scott has drawn early interest from several teams, including the Jets.
6:00 PM EST (4)
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The Ravens are reportedly moving closer to a deal with free
Source (fantrax.com)
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The Ravens are reportedly moving closer to a deal with free agent LB Bart Scott. The Baltimore Sun thinks a deal could cloud fellow free agent Ray Lewis' future. Scott has been groomed to succeed Lewis and might be an on-field upgrade right away. He couldn't replace Lewis' leadership, but the Ravens have developed leaders at other positions and may be ready to move on.
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The Ravens are reportedly moving closer to a deal with free
Source (fantrax.com)
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The Ravens are reportedly moving closer to a deal with free agent LB Bart Scott. The Baltimore Sun suggests that a deal could cloud fellow free agent Ray Lewis' future. Scott has been groomed to succeed Lewis and might be an on-field upgrade right away. He couldn't replace Lewis' leadership, but the Ravens have developed leaders at other positions and may be ready to move on.
3.
Mike Preston, of The Baltimore Sun, reports it appears the Baltimore
Mike Preston, of The Baltimore Sun, reports it appears the Baltimore Ravens are moving closer to a new contract with impending free-agent LB Bart Scott before the start of free agency.
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The Ravens are reportedly moving closer to a deal with free
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The Ravens are reportedly moving closer to a deal with free agent LB Bart Scott. The Baltimore Sun thinks a deal could cloud fellow free agent Ray Lewis' future. [...]
5:00 PM EST (1)
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The Ravens are reportedly moving closer to a deal with free
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The Ravens are reportedly moving closer to a deal with free agent LB Bart Scott. The Baltimore Sun suggests that a deal could cloud fellow free agent Ray Lewis' future. [...]
10:00 AM EST (1)
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Mark Cannizzaro and Paul Schwartz, of the New York Post, report
Mark Cannizzaro and Paul Schwartz, of the New York Post, report the New York Giants could have interest in Baltimore Ravens impending free-agent LB Bart Scott.
09:00 AM EST (1)
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Both the New York Giants and New York Jets are likely to go
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Both the New York Giants and New York Jets are likely to go after linebacker Bart Scott should he not be re-signed by the Ravens, according to the New York Post.The Jets seem like a natural fit because Scott's defensive coordinator in Baltimore was new Jets head coach Rex Ryan.
[+] February 23rd 2009 2 Updates
4:00 PM EST (1)
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Jamison Hensley, of The Baltimore Sun, reports Harold Lewis,
Jamison Hensley, of The Baltimore Sun, reports Harold Lewis, agent for Baltimore Ravens impending free-agents C Jason Brown and LB Bart Scott, believes one of his clients will re-sign with the Ravens and the other will test free agency.
09:00 AM EST (1)
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There is reportedly a "sense in the organization"
Source (rotoworld.com)
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There is reportedly a "sense in the organization" that the Ravens want to re-sign ILB Bart Scott more than commonly believed. With the Jets clearing cap room, the Ravens will have to spend big to keep both Scott and Ray Lewis. [...]
[+] February 22nd 2009 1 Updates
12:00 PM EST (1)
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In addition to the Jets, the Cardinals and Chiefs are reportedly
Source (rotoworld.com)
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In addition to the Jets, the Cardinals and Chiefs are reportedly expected to pursue free agent Bart Scott. We can't imagine Scott landing in Kansas City or Arizona. [...]
[+] February 21st 2009 3 Updates
2:00 PM EST (1)
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Ken Murray, reporting for the Baltimore Sun, reports Baltimore
Ken Murray, reporting for the Baltimore Sun, reports Baltimore Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome said he is optimistic about working out new deals with free agents LBs Ray Lewis, Bart Scott and Terrell Suggs, and C Jason Brown. He is active in negotiations with all four players.
10:00 AM EST (1)
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Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets,
Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets, who are now about $27 million under the salary cap, are expected to make a strong push after LB Ray Lewis (Ravens) or LB Bart Scott (Ravens) and S Jim Leonhard (Ravens), who are all pending unrestricted free agents.
08:00 AM EST (1)
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Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets
Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets are expected to make a strong bid for Baltimore Ravens impending free-agent LB Ray Lewis or LB Bart Scott and FS Jim Leonhard. The team is expected to get one and possibly two of the three.
[+] February 20th 2009 1 Updates
1:00 PM EST (1)
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Free agent LB David Bowens, released by the Jets Thursday, believes
Source (rotoworld.com)
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Free agent LB David Bowens, released by the Jets Thursday, believes New York made the move with intentions of adding an ex-Raven. "They must be targeting a linebacker, probably from Baltimore," Bowens said. [...]
[+] February 18th 2009 1 Updates
10:00 AM EST (1)
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Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets
Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets could potentially make a serious run at Baltimore Ravens impending free-agent LB Bart Scott now that the team has additional cap space with the retirement of QB Brett Favre.
[+] February 10th 2009 3 Updates
3:00 PM EST (2)
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The Jets could target Bart Scott, according to the Star-Ledger.Scott
Source (fanball.com)
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The Jets could target Bart Scott, according to the Star-Ledger.Scott would be reunited with former Ravens' defensive coordinator Rex Ryan in New York, and would fill the Jets' need for a versatile inside linebacker to pair with David Harris. Eric Barton is not expected to return.
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The Jets could target Bart Scott, according to the Star-Ledger.Scott
Source (fanball.com)
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The Jets could target Bart Scott, according to the Star-Ledger.Scott would be reunited with former Ravens' defensive coordinator Rex Ryan in New York, and would fill the Jets' need for a versatile inside linebacker next to pair with David Harris. Eric Barton is not expected to return.
11:00 AM EST (1)
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Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets
Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets should focus on signing Baltimore Ravens LB Bart Scott, an impending free agent. With LB Eric Barton an unrestricted free agent, the Jets have an opening at the inside linebacker spot alongside LB David Harris and Scott would be a perfect fit if the team can afford him.
[+] February 9th 2009 2 Updates
5:00 PM EST (2)
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Jets beat writer Dave Hutchinson calls Bart Scott a more likely
Source (rotoworld.com)
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Jets beat writer Dave Hutchinson calls Bart Scott a more likely target for New York in free agency than Ray Lewis. Scott isn't the leader Lewis is, but he is a superior blitzer and five years younger. [...]
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Jets beat writer Dave Hutchinson calls Bart Scott a more likely
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Jets beat writer Dave Hutchinson calls Bart Scott a more likely target for New York in free agency than Ray Lewis. Scott isn't the leader Lewis is, but he is a superior blitzer and five years younger. [...]
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