Scott McLean (American football player)
- Scott McLean (American football player)
Robert Scott McLean (December 16, 1960 -) played the position of "left back" for the Dallas Cowboys for just four games in 1983. He attended college at Florida State University [http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/McLeSc20.htm]
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