Scotland has had numerous rugby captains since the national team's inception in 1871, including early pioneers like Bill Maclagan and more recent leaders such as Andrew Murray, Andy Irvine, and Gregor Townsend. Notable captains span from the amateur era through professionalism, with some like Peter Brown and Jim Telfer becoming legendary figures in Scottish rugby history. Current captains are selected by the Scottish Rugby Union coaching staff.

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