When the Philadelphia Eagles were preparing for Super Bowl LIX, Cooper DeJean was with a bunch of his teammates attending the Philadelphia 76ers game against the Los Angeles Lakers. LeBron James was warming up and shook the hands of several Eagles players,

Cooper DeJean became the first player in Super Bowl history to intercept a pass or score a touchdown on his birthday when he returned a poor throw by Patrick Mahomes 38 yards for a TD to give Philadelphia a 17-0 lead over Kansas City in the second quarter.

The Philadelphia Eagles have Cooper DeJean on their roster as one of the most promising rookies for the franchise's future, but he isn’t the only first-year player to earn a Super Bowl ring—nine rookies in total will be receiving one.

In the second quarter of Super Bowl LIX, the cornerback picked off Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Patrick Mahomes and took it to the house to give the Eagles a 17-0 lead. It was DeJean's first NFL interception, and it came on the day he turned 22 years old.

The Los Angeles Lakers don’t have a game on Sunday, so LeBron James has the time to follow the huge Super Bowl meeting down in New Orleans between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. In fact,