Cooper DeJean was back in his hometown of Odebolt, Iowa, this week to throw a Bud Light-fueled Super Bowl victory party.

A defensive back for the Philadelphia Eagles recently held a celebration of his Super Bowl win in his hometown. Cooper DeJean ...

Odebolt, Iowa native and Super Bowl-winning cornerback Cooper DeJean brought a Bud Light-backed party to his hometown on ...

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean is days away from playing in the biggest game of his life. Yet, in the lead-up to Super Bowl 59, it appears all anyone wants to ask him about is another ...

There was always the chance that Cooper DeJean was going to be special when the Philadelphia Eagles selected him with the 40th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft out of Iowa. The Eagles took ...

Another week brings more talk of former Iowa Hawkeyes being immortalized with statues. Cooper DeJean has had a busy past few days. After celebrating his birthday Sunday with a 38-yard pick-six on ...

In a video from Big Ten Network, DeJean was also recognized at mid-court for winning the Super Bowl to showers of cheers from fans at Carver-Hawkeye Arena and on social media.

In the farm town where Cooper DeJean drew up football plays in elementary ... The Philadelphia Eagles defensive back has lifted spirits in Odebolt, Iowa, a town of 920 people once known as the ...

Cooper DeJean could not have found a more opportune time for his first NFL interception. The Iowa product and Philadelphia Eagles rookie got in the way of a pass from Patrick Mahomes and returned ...

One player to keep an eye on in that class happens to be the young brother of a former Iowa star who is now playing at a high level in the NFL. Cooper DeJean's brother, Jaxx DeJean, has received ...

It's been a big week for the DeJean family. Fresh off Cooper DeJean's Super Bowl win, his younger brother has been offered by Michigan.

A year ago, we wrote about Cooper DeJean and most people outside of Iowa knew very little about him. He also turned 22 on Sunday, becoming the first player in Super Bowl history to intercept a pass or ...