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Updated · Fox News · Oct 13

Abby Summers Wears Eagles Green in London for Cooper DeJean Ahead of Week 6 Rivalry Test

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Oct 13

Abby Summers Wears Eagles Green in London for Cooper DeJean Ahead of Week 6 Rivalry Test

Q: Will the intense Eagles-Cowboys rivalry ultimately shatter Cooper DeJean and Abby Summers' cross-team romance this season?

Probably not—at least based on what is publicly known so far. The available evidence points the other way. DeJean and Summers have stayed together through the opening weeks of the season despite long distance, opposing team loyalties and both clubs taking frustrating losses. Their relationship has remained public, from the Kentucky Derby to social media posts and podcast appearances, suggesting they are comfortable with the attention that comes with an Eagles-Cowboys pairing. DeJean has also addressed the issue directly, saying their different allegiances do not affect the relationship and dismissing any notion of competitive conflict because Summers is a cheerleader, not a player. That matters: there is no football-related competitive overlap beyond symbolism and fan reaction. Summers’ own schedule with the Cowboys and DeJean’s role with the Eagles create practical strain, but that is more a long-distance challenge than a rivalry problem. The rivalry will intensify when Philadelphia and Dallas meet on Monday Night Football and again on Thanksgiving in Arlington. Those games will bring louder scrutiny from fans and media because Eagles-Cowboys is one of the NFL’s most emotionally charged matchups. But public pressure alone is not evidence a relationship is likely to break. So the more grounded answer is that the rivalry may test them, especially around the two head-to-head games, but nothing reported so far suggests it is on the verge of shattering their romance this season.

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 13

London became the latest stop in Abby Summers and Cooper DeJean’s cross-rivalry relationship when the Dallas Cowboys cheerleader wore Eagles green to support the Philadelphia defensive back.
The show of support came days after Summers worked the Cowboys’ Week 5 home game, where Dallas lost to the Buccaneers, before traveling overseas for Philadelphia’s loss to Jacksonville.
That back-to-back appearance underscored how the couple has navigated competing NFC East loyalties despite Summers’ public role with one of the Eagles’ biggest rivals.
Week 6 could bring the sharpest test yet: the Cowboys and Eagles are set to meet on Monday Night Football in Philadelphia, with a Thanksgiving game in Dallas still ahead later this season.