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Eagles’ Cooper DeJean Ready for Even Bigger Role
PHILADELPHIA, JUL 24 – The Eagles aim to increase Cooper DeJean's playing time by testing him at safety in their base defense, which accounted for about 12% of defensive snaps last season.
- Eagles defensive back Cooper DeJean is broadening his responsibilities in the 2025 training camp by taking reps at nickel corner, perimeter corner, and safety roles.
- The Eagles plan to keep DeJean on the field in their base defense package, as defensive coordinator Vic Fangio seeks versatile players and first discussed safety reps in June.
- DeJean, nicknamed 'APC' or 'All Pro Coop' by teammate A.J. Brown during spring, embraces the challenge and aims to improve his impact from his breakout rookie season.
- Brown mentioned that he frequently tells him, "I'll make you All-Pro," emphasizing that this goal begins with daily effort throughout camp, while DeJean expressed that it provides a clear goal to aim for and motivates his work.
- The expanded role and positional versatility suggest the Eagles will rely heavily on DeJean to contribute across multiple spots as they defend their Super Bowl title.
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It is our OFFICIAL first Football Friday of the season. A lot has been happening in the first few days of Eagles training camp. Jihaad Campbell is back on the practice field, Cooper DeJean is testing new roles, and the team is looking past last year to focus on the upcoming season. Join Anthony and the crew as we discuss, cheer, and celebrate on this FOOTBALL FRIDAY!
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