Lucas Scott Returns to the Baltimore Ravens
Forever Athlete Management celebrates Army West Point graduate Lucas Scott's return to Baltimore as he continues his NFL journey with the Ravens.
Forever Athlete Management (FAM) is proud to celebrate fullback Lucas Scott's return to the Baltimore Ravens' practice squad.
Scott returns to a familiar organization after spending the 2025 season on Baltimore's practice squad and signing a reserve/future contract with the Ravens in January 2026. After competing with Baltimore throughout the offseason and preseason, Scott was waived during the team's final roster reduction on August 30. Now, his journey with the Ravens continues.
From West Point to the NFL
A native of Binghamton, New York, Scott's football journey has been defined by versatility and his willingness to adapt.
At Army West Point, Scott transitioned through multiple positions, playing defensive line, tight end, right guard, and eventually right tackle. He became a mainstay on the Black Knights' offensive line, starting the final 25 games of his collegiate career.
His final season at West Point became the defining year of his collegiate career.
Scott started all 14 games in 2024 and helped anchor an Army offensive line that powered one of the nation's most productive rushing attacks. The Black Knights led the FBS with 300.5 rushing yards per game and produced two 1,000-yard rushers in quarterback Bryson Daily and running back Kanye Udoh.
Scott's performance earned him Second-Team All-AAC honors and a selection to the 2024 FWAA All-America Second Team, making him the first Army player to receive FWAA All-America recognition since Mike Mayweather in 1990.
He was also part of the Army offensive line that captured the 2024 Joe Moore Award, recognizing the most outstanding offensive line unit in college football.
Finding a New Role in Baltimore
After going undrafted in the 2025 NFL Draft, Scott received rookie minicamp invitations from the Ravens and New York Giants. His opportunity in Baltimore ultimately turned into a professional home when he joined the Ravens as an undrafted free agent.
Baltimore also presented Scott with another challenge: returning to the backfield.
After finishing his Army career as an offensive lineman, the Ravens began developing the 6-foot-3 Scott as a fullback. It was familiar territory for Scott, who played fullback in high school and later described it as his "dream position."
His experience on the offensive line provided a unique foundation for the transition. Scott spent the 2025 preseason learning the position and ultimately earned a spot on Baltimore's practice squad, where he continued developing alongside veteran fullback Patrick Ricard.
Following the season, Baltimore signed Scott to a reserve/future contract on January 5, 2026, allowing him to return for another offseason with the organization.
Back in Baltimore
Scott competed with the Ravens throughout the 2026 offseason and preseason before being waived as Baltimore reduced its roster on August 30.
His opportunity with the organization, however, wasn't finished.
On October 7, the Ravens announced that they had brought Scott back to their practice squad, giving him another opportunity to continue developing within the organization where his NFL journey began.
Scott's return is another reminder that a professional football career is rarely defined by a single transaction. His journey from West Point offensive lineman to NFL fullback has required adaptability, preparation and the ability to stay ready when the next opportunity arrives.
At Forever Athlete Management, we understand that supporting an athlete means being present throughout every stage of that journey, including the transitions between opportunities.
We're proud to continue standing alongside Lucas as his journey in Baltimore continues.
Welcome back, Lucas. The journey continues. #FAMProud
