Brown was also referring to Quinyon Mitchell in that All-Pro comment, but without the nickname. Mitchell was a starter Week 1 ...

The Eagles’ defensive coordinator gave a lot of insights into the team’s young secondary as training camp got underway on Day ...

DeJean, 21, on Wednesday said the Eagles haven’t told him that he’s going to be a starter but if his role does increase, the rookie believes he’s ready.

Then I continued to get reps at all three positions throughout my time there." For his part, DeJean is willing to go play wherever the Eagles tell him to go. "I'm a football player," he said.

One of the most intriguing rookies from last year’s class, Cooper DeJean, stepped into the NFL with plenty of hype and just ...

As long as I’m out there, I’ll be ready to play no matter the position, whether it’s corner, nickel or safety.” This wasn't coach-speak; it was Cooper DeJean showing his true colors.

DeJean played a vital role in the Philadelphia Eagles’ blowout victory of the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, capping off an impressive rookie season for the former second-round pick ...

The Wildcats would score one play later, but that play, Ferentz said, defined DeJean, who is ready for a bigger role in Iowa’s defense as a sophomore.

Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean was selected as a defensive back and Bowen shared the four traits that made him perfect for the job.