Philadelphia Eagles The recruit Cooper Dejean has moved away from the celebrations of the Friday Super Bowl with lasting memories and perhaps a scar.
The star of the star corner had a notable cut above his left eye during the Super bowl Parade in downtown Philadelphia. But unlike the director general Howie Roseman, who was struck by a box of wandering beer, Dejean’s injury was self-inflicted.
Philadelphia Eagles Safety Reed Blankenship (left), the winger closer Dallas Goedert (Center) and the Cornerback Cooper Dejean (right) during the parade of the Super Bowl championship and the Rallye in Philadelphia on February 14, 2025. (Kirby Lee-Imagn images)
“Perhaps the best day of my life. I had a little battle scar in progress,” DEJEAN in Fox Sports told an interview during the parade road.
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“I strike myself with this large A- channel,” he said, laughing, referring to the oversized Bud Light chain suspended around his neck.
A philly fan seemed to find the moment when the injury happened – it seemed to be when Dejean sprayed the crowd with beer.
The fan shared the photo with Dejean on X, and he confirmed.
The Cornerback of the Eagles of Philadelphia, Cooper Dejean (33 years old) famous during the parade of the Super Bowl Lix championship and the Rallye in Philadelphia on February 14, 2025. (Images Caean Couto-Imagn)
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“Yes. Combat scars. I love this city,” he said in response.
Dejean, written by the Eagles in the second round of the NFL 2024 draft, had an immediate impact in its first NFL season, which was titled by a stellar performance in the victory of the Eagles 40-22 on the Chiefs of Kansas City.
At his 22nd birthday, he chose Patrick Mahomes to mark a touchdown and became the first player in the history of the Super Bowl to intercept a pass or to mark a touch for his birthday.
The Eagles GM Howie Roseman were also bloodied after Friday parade.
The executive vice-president and general manager of Philadelphia Eagles, Howie Roseman, benefits from a cigar during the parade and the celebration of the NFL Football Super Bowl 59, Friday February 14, 2025, in Philadelphia. (AP photo / Chris Szagola)
Images have shown the football setting with a large cut in his forehead, which later turned out to be the result of a wandering beer can launch its way.
During the final destination of the Friday parade, Roseman shouted at the fans: “I bleed for this city!”
