Eagles Star Rookie Coopie Dejeans ‘War Scar’ from Massive Bud Light During Super Bow Parade
Philadelphia Eagles Rookie Coopie Dejean moved in Friday’s Super Bowl celebrations with lasting memories and perhaps a scale.
Star Cornerback had a marked gash above his left eye on time Super Bowl Parade in the city of Philadelphia. But as opposed to the general manager Howie Roseman, who was beaten by experienced beer, Dejean’s injury had been doing.
Philadelphia Eagles Reed safety, END EGELAS GOEDERT (Center) and Cornerback Cooper Dejean During the Super Bowl Lix Championship and Convention on February 14, 2025. (Kirby Lee-Image Images)
“It may be a wonderful day of my life. I found a little war scar SCAR scar,” Dejean Fox Sports in the discussion during the Parade process.
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“I pretend to be this great thing for a chain,” said with laughter, referring to a bright smoker hanging around his neck.
One man Philly was a constant minute when the injury occurred – it seemed when Dejean sprayed the crowd with beer.
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Philadelphia Eagles Corneckback Cooper Deper Dejean (33) celebrates the Super Bowl Lix Championship Parade and a meeting in Philadelphia on February 14, 2025. (Cauto-Image-Imagion)
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“Yes. Warfooters. I love this city,” said.
Dejean, written by eagles in the second round of 2024 NFL Draft, had a rapid impact on his first NFL period, which was considered stellar operations in Eagles ’40 -22 win on top Kansas City Chiefs.
On his 22nd birthday, he picked up Patrick Mahomes to find contact and became the first player in the Super Bowl history.
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Eagles Gm Howie Roseman is also left bloody after Friday.
Philadelphia Eagles Candi President of the Philadelphia deputy president Howie Howie Howie Howie Howie Howie Howie Howie Howel During the NFL Bowl 59 Parade and Feb. 14, 2025, Philadelphia. (Ap photo / Chris Szagola)
Photographs showed a champion manager in his forehead, later, the result of an experienced beer could be thrown.
In Friday’s last place, Rosemen shouted for fans, “give this city to this house!”
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