Cooper Fix is a 6'1" Defensive Line/Edge in the 2028 class.
Fix attends Creighton Prep in Nebraska.
Fix's Player Profile was created on December 16, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Cooper
FixDL/EDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
235
HS
Creighton Prep
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NE
Late Season Top 60 Nebraska Check In Evals
Cooper is a 2028 defensive end that sits as our DL2 in our 2028 Nebraska rankings that has...
Written by Nate Wahl
Cooper
FixDL/EDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
235
HS
Creighton Prep
|
NE
PRZNE 2028 Rankings Update | Top 25 Breakdown (10-6)
(@CooperFix93) Here’s the second part of the Creighton Prep “duo” I was talking about. Sophomore Cooper Fix was...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Nate Wahl | Prep Redzone Scout
Nate Wahl
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Cooper is a 2028 defensive end that sits as our DL2 in our 2028 Nebraska rankings that has grown from an agility perspective in the 2026 season for Creighton Prep. His ability to release his hands has not only gained more power from a season ago, but his hands have certainly become more agile on there releases and are well-timed at the point of attack. You also can credit his pursuit angles to the growth of his footwork as Cooper has shown to move more fluidly getting out of the inside box to the edges as a continous run-stopper. He has the motor to maneuver to the edges as well, as a 2028 that you can expect to garner more attention this fall and had some D1 interest heading into the season.
Here’s the second part of the Creighton Prep “duo” I was talking about. Sophomore Cooper FixCooperFix
6'1" | 235 lbs | DL/EDGE
Creighton Prep | 2028 StateNE
was another impressive Jr Jay who should see a bigger role in the defensive rotation this fall. Most of Cooper’s tape was from the freshman level (JV?), but even then, he seemed to be operating at a different speed than anyone else on the field. Cooper projects best as an OLB/DE who can use his lightning-quick first step and bend to dominate coming off the edge. Fix was able to win his reps with both speed moves and power rushing. Once Cooper breaks into the backfield, he is tireless in his pursuit and does a great job closing on the ball, resulting in several sacks and TFLs. With Trapp and Fix in the mix for the next few seasons, it’s going to be tough moving the ball against this Prep defensive line.