NFL Legend Aaron Donald Announces He’s Retiring at 32
Quarterbacks across the NFL likely let out a sigh of relief on Thursday as Aaron Donald, the legendary defensive tackle of the Los Angeles Rams, announced he was retiring after 10 seasons in the league.
Donald, 32, will leave football with nearly every accolade he could have ever earned in the sport, including a Super Bowl win, three defensive player of the year awards, and 10 pro bowl appearances—one for each year he was in the league.
He’ll also finish his career with a whopping 111 sacks, 176 tackles for loss, and 543 tackles in total—by far the most in the Rams history. Donald is widely regarded as one of the best interior linemen of all time who’s bound to soon be in the NFL Hall of Fame.