Eagles Philadelphia The rookie Cooper left moved away from Friday’s Super Bowl celebrations with lasting memories and possibly a scar.
The star corner had a remarkable wound on his left eye during the Super Bowl Parade in the center of Philadelphia. But unlike the general manager Howie Roseman, who was beaten with a can of wandering beer, Derajan’s injury was self -inflicted.
The safety of the Philadelphia, Reed Blankenship (left), the closed wing, Dallas Goedert (center) and the corner Cooper left (right) during the parade and rally of the Super Bowl Lix championship in Philadelphia on February 14, 2025. (Kirby Lee-Imagn images)
“It could be the best day of my life. I have a small battle scar,” they said to Fox Sports in an interview during the parade route.
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“I hit this great chain,” he said with a laugh, referring to the light spring light chain that hangs around his neck.
A Philadelphia fan seemed to track at the time the injury occurred: it seemed to be when they left was spraying the crowd with beer.
The fan shared the image with left X, and he confirmed.
The corner of the Filadelphia Eagles, Cooper Dejean (33) celebrates during the parade of the Super Bowl Lix championship and manifestation in Philadelphia on February 14, 2025. (Images Couto-Imagn)
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“Yes. Battle scars. I love this city,” he said in response.
Leave, recruited by the Eagles in the second round of the NFL 2024 Draft, had an immediate impact on its first NFL season, which was headed by a stellar performance in the victory of the Eagles in 40-22 over the victory of The eagles about the Kansas City Chiefs.
On his 22nd birthday, he eliminated Patrick Mahomes to score a touchdown and became the first player in the history of the Super Bowl to intercept a pass or score a touchdown on his birthday.
The general manager of Eagles Howie Roseman was also bloody after Friday’s parade.
The Executive Vice President and General Manager of Philadelphia Eagles, Howie Roseman, enjoys a cigar during the parade and celebration of the Super Bowl 59 of the NFL team, on Friday, February 14, 2025, in Philadelphia. (Photo AP/Chris Szagola)
The images showed the soccer executive with a great wound on the forehead, which was then revealed that it was the result of a can of wandering beer.
In the final destination of Friday’s parade, Roseman shouted fans: “Sangro for this city!”
