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All Pro Coop? How Eagles’ Super Bowl Hero Cooper DeJean Is Poised for NFL Stardom in Year Two

If you’re an Eagles fan, you can’t forget the play that turned the tide at Super Bowl LIX: Rookie Cooper DeJean’s explosive 38-yard pick off Patrick Mahomes—NFL MVP and Chiefs legend—set the tone for a dominant 40-22 Philly victory. That moment wasn’t just a highlight; it marked the arrival of a new star in the Eagles’ defense.

A New Nickname and Sky-High Expectations

DeJean’s teammates are all-in on his potential. None more than superstar wide receiver AJ Brown, who has given DeJean a new nickname—“APC” or “All Pro Coop.” Brown explained it’s not just a label, but a challenge: to inspire DeJean to live up to the immense faith his teammates and the Philly faithful have in him.

“I think that nickname is crazy,” DeJean told The Athletic, “but when AJ explained it to me, I realized it’s motivation. It pushes me to prove myself every day here.”

Philly’s New Defensive Swiss Army Knife

Thanks to defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, DeJean isn’t just locked into one role. He’s played nickelback, safety, and outside corner—keeping the best talent on the field at all times. As a rookie, DeJean started nine games (going 8-1 as a starter), notching 51 tackles, six passes defended, and three interceptions—eye-popping stats that put the whole league on notice.

PFF graded him as the #4 overall cornerback out of 222 eligible in the NFL, and he was among the best slot defenders in football. He also finished fourth in NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year voting.

Highlight-Reel Plays, Game-Changing Moments

And who can forget DeJean’s thunderous tackle on All-Pro running back Derrick Henry in Week 13’s win over the Ravens? SI called it “insane”—few DBs in the league can stonewall Henry like that.

Historic Value, Bright Future

With both DeJean and fellow 2024 first-round pick Quinyon Mitchell now entrenched as starters, the Eagles boast a young, elite, and cost-effective secondary—giving them a rare advantage for the next two seasons before either is eligible for a big contract. For Philly, this is the blueprint for long-term contention.

A Message for Eagles Fans

If you’re not already on the “All Pro Coop” train, get ready. With DeJean’s relentless motor, versatility, and football IQ, this Philly defense is about to become every offense’s nightmare. Don’t be surprised if “All Pro Coop” isn’t just a nickname but an official title by season’s end!

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