On Thursday, Boston Scott joined The Eagle Eye – NBC Sports Philly Eagles podcast to talk about last season and goals for the upcoming year.

Here’s some quick takeaways: 

“Everything is earned,” Scott said. “I know going into this next year, organizations are going to be able to game plan, organizations are going to be able break down the film. 

“So I know that, by no means, have I arrived. By no means have I made it. I gotta continue to work on my craft, continue to build on the things that I was able to do this past season moving forward and just continuing to build.” 

After starting 2019 on the practice squad, Scott came to life and was a key part to the Eagles late season success and playoff run.

Yeah, obviously, ultimately, I want to stay healthy. I want to be available,” Scott said. “That’s one of the biggest things. But I have goals for myself. I think it’s important as a player at this level to have that amount of confidence in yourself. I want to be the Offensive MVP. I want to bring that to my team. Those are goals that I want to accomplish. I want to be in the league for 10 years. Those are goals that I set for myself. All the greats they set those goals and then they chop away at it day by day and they see what happens.

Scott broke out against the Giants in Week 17 with a 3 touchdown performance and NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors. He will be RB2 behind Miles Sanders.

Boston Scott is ready for 2020.

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— The Liberty Line (@LibertyLinePHL) June 19, 2020

Scott is focused and determined to do even more.

“But like I said, just having that confidence in myself and knowing and trusting in the process, trusting in the coaches, I know that this is just the beginning,” Scott said. “I haven’t reached the standard that I have for myself.”

Catch the full interview on The Eagle Eye Podcast here.