Former Ohio State standout and Denver Broncos rookie linebacker Jonathon Cooper will reportedly miss his first NFL minicamp due to a heart procedure. © Provided by The Spun Jonathon Cooper of the Ohio State Buckeyes rushes the passer. As KUSA’s Mike Klis writes, Cooper was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat in high school. He underwent two ablations back then and has played with Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome ever since. Cooper’s health condition hasn’t prevented him from playing five years at OSU and being drafted in the seventh-round by Denver last weekend. According to Klis, the “minimally invasive” procedure he is set to undergo won’t keep him out that long. “Cooper is only expected to be sidelined from team activities for a few weeks after the ablation procedure,” he wrote. “While that means he will not participate in any in-person activities at the Broncos’ rookie minicamp next weekend, the former Ohio State star…
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