Scott Zolak
Patriots Radio Analyst
Scott Zolak is a former NFL quarterback, longtime New England Patriots radio analyst, and co-host of one of Boston’s most popular sports-talk programs. Known for his enthusiasm, humor, and unmistakable broadcasting style, Zolak has become one of the region’s most recognizable sports personalities.
The Patriots selected Zolak in the fourth round of the 1991 NFL Draft. He spent eight seasons with New England, starting games during the 1992 season and later serving as the primary backup to Drew Bledsoe. Zolak concluded his playing career with the Miami Dolphins after appearing in 55 NFL games.
Following his retirement, Zolak transitioned into radio and television. He currently co-hosts Zolak & Bertrand on 98.5 The Sports Hub and serves as the color analyst for Patriots radio broadcasts. His exuberant call of Tom Brady’s last-second touchdown pass against New Orleans in 2013 went viral, and he was behind the microphone for three subsequent Patriots Super Bowl championships.
Zolak’s energy, humor, and knowledge of New England football make him a natural fit for corporate events, hosted programs, football discussions, autograph signings, and brand partnerships. Whether addressing a live audience or interacting with fans, he brings the same unscripted personality and enthusiasm that have defined his broadcasting career.
Teams: New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins
