Now that Les Snead has pulled off the unthinkable by trading for reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett, it’s time to ask the ultimate question.
Is it time for Aaron Donald to finally unretire?
With Super Bowl LXI heading right to SoFi Stadium, the Los Angeles Rams are aggressively pushing all of their chips into the middle of the table.
Imagine a defensive front that features both No. 99 and No. 95 collapsing the pocket simultaneously.
The blueprint is set, the championship window is wide open, and the city of Los Angeles is officially waiting on that one final legendary comeback phone call.
Now that Les Snead has pulled off the unthinkable by trading for reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett, it’s time to ask the ultimate question.
Is it time for Aaron Donald to finally unretire?
With Super Bowl LXI heading right to SoFi Stadium, the Los Angeles Rams are aggressively pushing all of their chips into the middle of the table.
Imagine a defensive front that features both No. 99 and No. 95 collapsing the pocket simultaneously.
The blueprint is set, the championship window is wide open, and the city of Los Angeles is officially waiting on that one final legendary comeback phone call.
