Donald was being double teamed and he still pulls back Perine with one arm to prevent him from getting the singular yard he needed for a first down to extend that Super Bowl which could've lead to the Bengals winning if not for his tremendous strength & willpower there.

Jan 18, 2022 · It’s odd how a guy like Suh did dirty shit and was pretty quicky labeled dirty and not lauded, and yet Donald apparently has a history of dirty shit and it’s never really mentioned. I’m not saying Suh’s rep wasn’t absolutely deserved, moreso it’s weird that Donald hasn’t had the same scrutiny/rhetoric surrounding him.

Aaron Donald is a former player in the The NFL football organization. He specifically played for the Los Angeles Rams, which are located in Los Angeles, California. And after long and successful career, which includes a Super Bowl victory, Aaron Donald retired from the sport. This means he will no longer be playing football for the Los Angeles ...

Mar 15, 2024 · Donald probably could have gone another 4 seasons. NBA/NHL careers also start earlier, as they dont have to play 3 seasons (or be 3 years removed) from Highschool. You dont have 18 year olds in the NFL.

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Mar 16, 2024 · Aaron Donald was so good. Even without those two sacks and dominant defensive plays, he ate so many double-teams that Von Miller and Leonard Floyd were also feasting throughout the game. The defensive line really carried a lot during that game since the Bengals receivers were so good, and Ramsey and others got burned multiple times.

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Jul 6, 2023 · This is the scenario in my mind. What if the Rams start 0-5 and the Steelers have a great start (4-1). If the Rams make aaron donald available, we should go for it. The only way it might be possible is if Donald makes it known he really wants to go to Pittsburgh. That's why the Steelers would have to have a great start in this scenario.

Cue the story of the Rams scout who pushed for Donald (paraphrasing): "I go to Pitt on a Tuesday to see Donald. I arrive early; the only players on the field are the kickers. But there's Donald, sitting on the bench alone, taped and ready. He's dying to get out there. To practice. On a Tuesday. It's obvious he's been waiting for it all day.

Aaron donald, now retired, was a defensive end in the NFL. Reply reply ... highlights, and more! Here we go!