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Myles Garrett says he won't try to influence Aaron Donald's 'difficult' comeback decision with Rams
Myles Garrett said he will not pressure Aaron Donald, who is weighing a return after retiring in 2024 and undergoing a strict evaluation process.
- Defensive Player Myles Garrett said Wednesday he will not pressure defensive tackle Aaron Donald regarding a potential Rams comeback, stating, "I don't want to push him in one way or another."
- Last week, Rams coach Sean McVay said Donald, who retired in March 2024 after 10 NFL seasons, is going through a "very strict, regimented process" to decide whether to play this season.
- Garrett highlighted the physical challenge of returning after two years without playing, noting players must "get your wind and your legs back underneath you" and regain conditioning to "slow down the game."
- Should Donald decide to play, Garrett envisions being his "partner in crime," adding "I think we can do great things" if the defensive star returns to the Rams.
- Garrett voiced deep respect for Donald, noting "there's a lot we can learn from each other" and expressing interest to "pick his brain" on his specific matchup techniques.
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Myles Garrett says he won’t influence Aaron Donald’s decision
Myles Garrett said he won't attempt to convince Aaron Donald to come out of retirement to be his "partner in crime" with the Los Angeles Rams. That will be Donald's decision to make, Garrett told reporters at training camp on Wednesday. "I'd love to...
Myles Garrett Talks Aaron Donald Rumors, Potential Rams Return, Says They Can Do 'Great Things'
Los Angeles Rams superstar pass-rusher Myles Garrett expressed excitement Wednesday over the prospect of defensive tackle Aaron Donald potentially ending his retirement and returning to the Rams.
·San Francisco, United States
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Myles Garrett refuses to recruit Aaron Donald but would be ‘excited to be his partner in crime’
Rams star Myles Garrett discusses Aaron Donald's possible return from retirement, why he won't pressure the future Hall of Famer and how he's embracing a leadership role without trying to change the Rams' culture.
·New York, United States
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