Morgan Wallen’s Tour Finale with Special Guest Eagles’ Cooper DeJean

Morgan Wallen concluded his “I’m the Problem” tour with a memorable finale at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. Joining Wallen for his iconic pre-show walkout was Cooper DeJean, cornerback for the Philadelphia Eagles, thrilling the local crowd before the country artist even hit the stage.

Wallen sported an Allen Iverson Philadelphia 76ers jersey while walking towards the stage with DeJean. The previous night, he wore DeJean’s No. 33 jersey. This moment was hinted at earlier in the day during an Eagles practice session. When asked about Wallen wearing his jersey, DeJean described it as “sick” and expressed his admiration as a “huge Morgan Wallen fan.” He teased the upcoming surprise by suggesting fans “stay tuned” in a video shared by the Eagles on social media.

DeJean has gained popularity in Philadelphia, contributing to the Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX victory and earning First-Team All-Pro honors in 2025. His presence at the concert adds him to a long list of famous athletes who have taken part in Wallen’s celebrity walkouts. Names like Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, and Ray Lewis have appeared with Wallen at his shows.

This Philadelphia event marked the end of Wallen’s extensive stadium tour. Supported by acts Brooks & Dunn, Ella Langley, Hudson Westbrook, and Blake Whiten, the night wrapped up a successful two-night stint in the city. Despite the tour’s conclusion, Wallen indicated that he would not be taking a break. At a recent Ann Arbor show, he shared his ongoing work in the studio, signaling new music on the horizon.

Wallen communicated excitement about his future projects while acknowledging the tour’s conclusion as the end of an album’s era. With the tour’s end and NFL season approaching, fans of pop country and football have much to look forward to.