Aaron Donald, 3-time Defensive Player of the Year, announces retirement to...
The star Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle is calling it a career.
" Needless to say, Donald almost certainly isnāt retiring after making this adjustment to his contract, so the Rams are in good shape along the defensive line still.
According to Over The Cap, Los Angeles now has $19 million in cap space, but that doesnāt account for the contracts of Colby Parkinson, Darious Williams or Kamren Curl."
You just never knowā¦.
Biggest up the gut punch of all time
Wooof
Yeah that ā ā ā ā ā with their offseason badly now
1st ballott HOF, no question about that.
I loved watching him play, even though he always brought back painful memories of one of the worst draft decisions the Lions have ever made.
How many times have I said this:
Don my trust people with two first names!
Maybe we can trade them Onwuzurike for a 3rd. They canāt afford a top tier FA and theyāre too far down for the top rated DT.
They can always trade away their #1 as they havenāt drafted in RD 1 since they drafted Goff.
Original contract restructure was to pay him 95 mil through 3 season (22, 23 and 24) averaging 31,666,667.
Instead, heās collected about 77 at an average of 38.5 mil per season for 22 and 23,
That was for a player that was verbally considering retirement already.
I would vote the Barry Sanders gut punch ahead of it.
This is close though.
As I read an article talking about āThe Barry Sanders Ruleā. LOL
Bet they would have liked to be in on the DJ Reader bidding!
Well, to keep my fun with Dall-E goingā¦ and realizing this LOL is as epic as the confidence our team has infused in the base (or, maybe just me), hereās a fitting response to this situationā¦
I wonder if the Rams will go after his signing bonus . . . if Rod Wood was in charge, they would.
Was that all Tom W or was that a mandate from Martha or Bill Jr.
The star Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle is calling it a career.
That was my first thought when I saw the headline on Yahoo.
Wow, according to over the cap, with the option bonus paid, Dead Cap of $23,763,333 in 2024 and $38,526,668 in 2025.