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.

Kansas City scored a couple of late, garbage time touchdowns to make the score look more respectable as the Eagles ended up winning by 18 points. However, the score was 40-6 with under three minutes to go in the game. It was as dominant as dominance gets.

The rookie’s old high school coach back in Iowa was cheering on his former player, who added to his small-town legend with a 38-yard pick-6 in Super Bowl LIX on his 22nd birthday.