Former Eagles Fan Favorite Eyes Return to The Linc — 'Giant Killer Coming Home'
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Philadelphia, PA — August 11, 2025
Some feelings never leave you. The smell of the turf. The crack of pads under the lights. The sound of 70,000 Philadelphians roaring in unison at Lincoln Financial Field. For six seasons, Boston Scott lived that life — carving out his legend as the “Giant Killer” in midnight green.
Now, the fan favorite is chasing that rush again… but in a way no one in Philly ever imagined.
After nearly two years away from the NFL and a painful journey through injuries — including a torn meniscus that cut his Steelers stint short — Scott worked out for the Washington Commanders last weekend, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. The 30-year-old is said to be in “terrific” shape, hungry for one more shot.
But this shot comes with a twist: the road back to The Linc might run straight through enemy territory.
“I’ve been chasing that feeling since I left — the roar of The Linc, that midnight green, the way Philly makes you feel like you can run through a brick wall. But maybe the only way I get it back… is by lining up on the other sideline and staring straight into their eyes.”
It’s a line that hits different in Philly — where loyalty runs deep, but competition runs deeper. Fans still remember the moments: Scott slipping through the Giants’ defense on cold December nights, celebrating in the end zone as the Linc shook like an earthquake.
From 2018 to 2023, Scott rushed for 1,295 yards and 16 touchdowns, adding three more scores in the postseason. His stats never told the full story — his grit did.
If Washington signs him, the reunion won’t come with hugs or handshakes. It’ll come with helmets colliding, with Philly’s linebackers trying to put him in the dirt. And Scott? He wouldn’t have it any other way.
The Eagles-Commanders rivalry already runs hot. Add a Philly cult hero wearing enemy colors, and The Linc’s volume might just break the meter this fall.
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