Los Angeles Rams Quarterback Matthew Stafford called his former team partner Aaron Donald “crazy” in the weight room, and he had a story to support that claim.
Stafford recalled the time when a make-a-wise recipient worked with Donald, and how it all went very wrong for the young fan.
“I will never forget that we loved like a make-a-winth child, ‘My dream is to go with Aaron Donald for a day,’ a little matter. And thankfully, at that point this child had defeated the obstacles and beaten the cancer, I believe, and it was really good, and it was really good, and it was really good,” Staford said, “Staford said,” Staford said during NFL Braders Jasan and Travis Kills. ,
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Los Angeles Rams Defense Tackle Aaron Donald (99) enters the ground before the game against Cleveland Brown at Sophie Stadium. (Kirby Lee-USA Today Sports)
“He came in, and was like you, ‘Oh man, this man is getting good.” High school baby, older child, loved playing football and loved advertising, ‘Cool, working with me.’ I am walking, ‘Yo, what is about happening).
“I’m there doing something like in some more 30 minutes and just out of the advertisement.
The make-a-wise baby was Kyle Fragier, who rebuilt the clip on social media and quipped the story.
“Surely a workout I will never forget, but you forgot the part where I came back and finished!” Fragier posted on X.
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Los Angeles Ramas deal with defensive Aaron Donald (99) celebrates the first part of a game against Cleveland Brown at Sophie Stadium in December 2023. (Yanik Peterhans-USA Today Sports)
Fragier finished playing college football in Georgia Southern as an aggressive lineman.
Jason Kails responded to the Fragier’s post with praise.
“Puk and rally! You are an animal Bratha, love everything about it!” Kails said.
Donald replied with three weeping laughter emozies and a facepalam emoji “new heights” Instagram Post.
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Arizona Cardinals Quarterback Kiler Murray (1) has been dealt with Aaron Donald (99) to deal with Los Angeles Rams Defense at the second half at the State Farm Stadium in Glandel on November 26, 2023. (Image)
Donald would probably be a First-Ballot Hall of Famer, as he was one of the best defensive tackers of all time, recording a notable 111 sacks in 154 career games.
Donald made a Pro Bowl in every season of his 10-year career, won the three-time defensive player award and was an eight-time All-Pr and the Super Bowl Champion.
And Donald did not slow down his work in the weight room for anyone, not even make-a-wisher.
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