Iowa defensive back Cooper DeJean is a projected first round pick in the NFL Draft, with impressive performance in a private workout. His Relative Athletic Score (RAS) puts him just outside the 99th percentile among cornerbacks since 1987.
Cooper DeJean, a physical cornerback with big size and speed, is versatile and smooth on vertical routes, adding value in the return game.
DeJean, a versatile returner, finished the season with 41 tackles, two TFLs, two interceptions, and five pass break-ups in 10 games. He was second in pass break-ups, interceptions, and tackles, and Iowa explored using him on offense.
DeJean, a versatile football player, believes he has the size, athleticism, and potential to play at any position, including outside corner. He believes he can excel in any back end position and is passionate about playing football.
DeJean will not attend the NFL Draft, stating he wants to stay with his family in his hometown. DeJean reflects on the hard work and learning he has put into the NFL building, stating it has been a wild journey but also a lot of fun.
