Morgan Wallen wrapped up his “I’m the Problem” tour on Saturday night at Lincoln Financial Field. He received a little help from one of Philadelphia’s sports heroes, Cooper DeJean. The presence of the Eagles cornerback boosted the excitement of the crowd even before Wallen took the stage.

Wallen wore a Philadelphia 76ers jersey of Allen Iverson during their walkout. The previous night, he donned Cooper DeJean’s No. 33 jersey, seemingly hinting at the surprise appearance. DeJean’s involvement was kept a secret, with him teasing fans to “stay tuned” in a social media video earlier that day.

DeJean has quickly become a fan favorite in Philadelphia, contributing to the Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX victory and earning First-Team All-Pro honors in 2025. His appearance at the concert continues the tradition of celebrities joining Wallen during his stadium shows. Notable past guests include NFL stars like Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, and figures from other sports such as Mike Tyson.

The concert at Lincoln Financial Field marked the end of a successful two-night stint and officially concluded Wallen’s tour. Supporting acts included Brooks & Dunn, Ella Langley, and others. While the tour has ended, Wallen is not stepping back. He told fans during a recent show in Ann Arbor, Michigan, that he has been working on new music in the studio.

With new music on the way and the NFL season approaching, it’s an exciting time for fans of pop country and football alike.