Cooper DeJean, the former Iowa Hawkeyes cornerback and All-American, has secured a spot on the Philadelphia Eagles’ roster as they prepare for the upcoming Super Bowl. DeJean’s impressive rookie season has garnered attention, particularly for his agility and proficiency on the field. Eagles’ General Manager Howie Roseman commented on DeJean’s growth, stating, “Cooper has exceeded our expectations as a rookie and has become a key contributor to our defense.” The Eagles’ head coach praised his ability to read plays and make crucial decisions, noting DeJean’s football IQ. Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz expressed pride in DeJean’s achievements, highlighting his commitment and hard work that made him a first-round pick. With the Eagles primed to face a formidable opponent in the Super Bowl, DeJean’s performance will be critical as he aims to etch his name in NFL history. Additionally, DeJean is competing against fellow rookie Quinyon Mitchell for the title of Rookie of the Year, emphasizing the significance of this Super Bowl appearance in shaping his early career.
Cooper DeJean: Former Iowa Star Cornerback to Make Super Bowl Debut with Philadelphia Eagles
