The Eagles defensive back made one of the biggest plays of the Super Bowl with a first half pick-six of Patrick Mahomes.

When the Philadelphia Eagles were preparing for Super Bowl LIX, Cooper DeJean was with a bunch of his teammates attending the Philadelphia 76ers game against the Los Angeles Lakers. LeBron James was warming up and shook the hands of several Eagles players,

Cooper DeJean became the first player in Super Bowl history to intercept a pass or score a touchdown on his birthday when he returned a poor throw by Patrick Mahomes 38 yards for a TD to give Philadelphia a 17-0 lead over Kansas City in the second quarter.

The Iowa Hawkeyes fan base had an interest in the outcome of the Super Bowl last night. Cooper DeJean, a former Iowa standout defensive back, plays for the Phil

Cooper DeJean couldn't have drawn up a better birthday if he tried. The rookie corner not only became a Super Bowl champion after the Philadelphia Eagles demolished the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday 40-22,

Cooper DeJean intercepted Patrick Mahomes and returned it for a score. He is the first NFL player to log a TD on his birthday in the Super Bowl.

Students at Odebolt-Arthur-Battle Creek-Ida Grove High School were going about their normal Monday classes, but there was a buzz in the air over the school's now famous alum, Cooper DeJean.

If you didn't know who Philadelphia Eagles rookie defensive back Cooper DeJean was before the Super Bowl yesterday, you do now. DeJean's pick-six to break

Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean made NFL history when he returned a Patrick Mahomes interception 38 yards for a touchdown on his 22nd birthday to put Eagles up 17-0