Six Nations report card: How every Scotland player rated

Scotland players celebrate after scoring a try against England at Twickenham

A total of 37 players featured for Scotland, with each one given a mark out of ten.

Tournament ended prematurely in week two. Had scored a fingertip try in the opener against Italy. Unsurprisingly his world-class attacking threat was missed in the remainder of the competition

Reached 50 caps but couldnt add to his 19 tries. Injury ruled him out of Calcutta Cup clash, which saw Darcy Graham stake a big World Cup claim with his two tries.

Employed on the wing against Italy and became first Scot to score a Six Nations hat-trick. Hoggs injury gave him a chance at 15 but injury against Wales ended his tournament.

Partly at fault for Ireland's opening try. Injury while playing for Saracens saw him miss the Wales game before he stepped in impressively at full-back in the Calcutta Cup epic

Came off the bench against Wales and started at Twickenham. Versatile wing/back-row is a player Gregor Townsend clearly likes and has became a valuable option.

Fairytale stuff for the 21-year-old, who scored try against Wales on his first start and home debut then grabbed two at Twickenham. Could he be our answer to Shane Williams?

Struggling to rediscover his stellar form of the past couple of seasons, the hero of the 2018 Calcutta Cup win had his tournament ended by a knee injury against Ireland

Excellent debut against Italy, very good against Ireland, dipped in Paris and left out of Wales game. Brought back in for Calcutta Cup and scored what will go down as one of the most famous tries in Scotlands history

Replaced Finn Russell against France and started at centre against Wales. Always gives great effort and attacks with intelligence but prone to defensive lapses. Dropped for Calcutta Cup

Didnt have the best game in Paris, but this ferocious competitor is a player players love and Townsend kept faith in him for the last two games, in which he played very well

Newcastle centre has floated around the squad since his debut in November 2017 but is another Townsend clearly rates. Made two bench cameos on the opening / closing weekends

Star of the show. One of the greatest ever performances by a Scot at Twickenham. Badly missed in France but move to Paris has made for a more mature and consistent playmaker. Magnificent.

Started as skipper, then dropped to the bench after France loss. Remains a key member of the squad ahead of the World Cup but may no longer be seen as first-choice scrum-half

Often seen as Laidlaw's heir who can deliver the high-tempo game Townsend wants. Hasnt always nailed his case, but finished strongly as starting No9 and was excellent at Twickenham

Valuable learning experience in his first Six Nations for this exciting young talent. Made good contributions and seems to have put his winter dip in club form behind him

Calf injury in Italy game was a big blow to the Scottish setpiece but thankfully the tighthead titan was back to bring his stabilising influence at scrum time in the last two games

Continued the form which has seen him rated as one of the best hookers in world rugby. Stunning try got Scotland on the board at Twickenham and provided foothold for incredible comeback