When the Jets got off to a 3-0 start, Bart Scott and his teammates were praised for not only their play but their verbal freewheeling. But now that the Jets have hit a crossroads with losses in four of their past five contests, many have taken the stance that Scott and his mates should tone down the chatter.

Scott doesn’t plan on changing his identity anytime soon.

“That’s who we are. It wasn’… More

If there was any question why he received the nickname “Madbacker,” Bart Scott gave a glimpse of just how much he despises opponents on the latest installment of "Barking with Bart".

“I don’t care who you are. I’ll get into it with the waterboy,” he said with a straight face. “If you are out there saying something about my team or you’re against my team, I’m against you.”

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The Jets’ special teams were the difference in the 24-17 victory over the Tennessee Titans and their contributions did not go unnoticed by linebacker Bart Scott this afternoon. The 28-year-old Scott might be an ascending star now, but he didn’t start an NFL game until his fourth NFL season.

“I knew if I didn’t get out of it before my fourth year, then I would be pretty much labeled as a speci… More

After the “Madbacker” goes head-to-head with the Tennessee Titans this weekend, Bart Scott will drop by the Jets’ production studios for another installment of “Barking with Bart.” Broadcast on Jets TV, which serves as the Internet video component on newyorkjets.com, the program airs weekly on Tuesdays but an archived version is made available to Jets Nation throughout the week.

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Bart Scott’s played a lot of football in his eight-year career. In fact, the 29-year-old inside linebacker has appeared in 111 regular-season games and five playoff contests. So he’s seen a lot, but nothing quite like Jets Nation’s fan participation during the Green & White’s 16-9 win over the New England Patriots.

“I’ve never seen anything like that. It’s a bigger stadium, and the way th… More