Eagles Star Novalija Cooper Dejean suffers ‘Battalion scar’ made of a massive light chain Bud during a Parade Super Bowl
Philadelphia Eagles Rookie Cooper Dejean left the Super Bowla celebration on Friday with permanent memories and maybe a scar.
Starry Return had a notable way over the left eye during Super Bowl Parade in the center of Philadelphia. But unlike the General Director of Howie Roseman, who was hit by the wrong beer, Dejean’s injury was self -imposed.
Philadelphia Eagles Safety Reed Blankenship (left), a narrow end of Dallas Gredert (center) and Cooper Cooper Dejean (right) during the Parade of the Super Bowlu Lix Championship in Philadelphia on February 14, 2025. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
“Maybe it’s the best day of my life. I got a little combat scars,” Dejean told Fox Sports in an interview during the parade.
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“I hit this big chain,” he said with a laugh, referring to the lightweight chain too much size hung around his neck.
A Philly fan seemed to have found the moment when the injury happened – Dejean seemed to spray a bunch of beer.
The fan shared the picture with Dejean at X, and he confirmed.
Philadelphia Eagles Cornerback Cooper Dejean, 33, is celebrated during the Parade of the Super Bowl Lix Championship and the Philadelphia gatherings on February 14, 2025. (Caean Couto-Imagn Pictures)
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“Yes. Scars battalion. I love this city,” he said in the answer.
Dejean, who assembled the Eagles in the second round of the NFL Draft 2024, immediately influenced his first NFL season, led by the Star Performance in Eagles’ victory 40-22 over the victory Kansas City Chiefs.
He chose Patrick Mahomes on his 22nd birthday to achieve a touchdown and become the first player in the history of Super Bowl to intercept the passage or achieve a touchdown on his birthday.
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Eagles GM Howie Roseman also remained bloody after the Parade on Friday.
Executive Vice President Philadelphia Eagles and Howie Roseman Director General enjoys a cigarette during the team parade and celebration of the NFL Football Super Bowl 59 team, on Friday, February 14, 2025. In Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Chris Szagola)
Pictures showed a football executive director with a large shutdown of the forehead, which was later discovered that the result of the wrong beer that could throw his way to him.
At the final destination of Friday Parade, Roseman shouted fans: “I’m bleeding for this city!”
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