Scotland's Six Nations chances rated by Scott Hastings, Roger Baird and Duncan Weir

Scott Hastings, Roger Baird and Duncan Weir give their views on Scotland's chances in the upcoming Six Nations.

Scotland's Six Nations chances rated by Scott Hastings, Roger Baird and Duncan Weir. Scotland's downfall has sometimes come against the higher ranked physical sides. The expectation in advance of the Calcutta Cup game is huge for Scotland. They have home advantage against England. Scotland fans and players always think that if they win their two games at home, they have a chance.

Finn Russell is Scotland's key player for the Six Nations. He came off the bench in the third Lions Test against South Africa.

Scotland's Six Nations campaign starts in February. Duncan Weir's favourite championship memory is playing with his brother Gavin in the Grand Slam against France in 1986. In 1990 the Triple Crown, the grand slam, championship and the Calcutta Cup were up for grabs in that one game.

Scotland's Six Nations team is as strong as any in a number of years. Scotland will play rugby and will be good to watch. Gregor Gregoris is a massive admirer of Gregori. Scotland conceded the fewest tries in the last two years and they have plenty of attacking potential. Ireland have been a bogey team for Scotland in recent years but they are getting better. England have a new look team with Marcus Smith and a lot of young talent. Darcy Graham played well at Twickenham three years ago. Scottish players are looking forward to the game. Scott Hastings, Roger Baird and Duncan Weir rate their team's chances.

Scotland's set-piece has been good and Zander Fagerson is a key player. Scotland's scrum is important.

Ian McGeechan's first season as coach was fantastic for him. He got more ball in that season than all the previous ones. His favourite game was the one at Murrayfield when we beat England 33-6 in 1986.

Scotland had a good autumn campaign. They lost to South Africa. Scotland's squad is as strong as it's ever been. The team is in a strong position to do well in the Six Nations.

Scott Hastings, Roger Baird and Duncan Weir's favourite championship memory is the last-minute drop goal against Italy in Rome in 2014.