Is Aaron Donald Retiring After Rams’ Super Bowl 56 Win? Von Miller Says No Way!
Here's what Von Miller thinks about the retirement rumors surrounding Aaron Donald after their team won on Super Bowl 56. Steph Chambers/Getty Images

After winning the Super Bowl LVI, rumors of Los Angeles Rams star Aaron Donald's possible retirement surfaced. However, his teammate Von Miller on Monday did not agree with the rumors surrounding the Star defensive lineman.

On Monday, Miller told NBC Sports that he is under whether Donald will retire.

"I don't know man. He's done everything you can possibly do," Miller noted.

Although Miller was unsure about Donald's decision when it comes to his NFL exit, he said that he can't see the athlete walking away from the field anytime soon, contending that winning the Super Bowl is "addicting."

"He's done so much but I'll tell you, this feeling is great. It just makes you want it more and more and more... This is an addictive feeling and I can't see him [Donald] walking away from this," Miller said.

However, Miller said that Donald had an amazing career if chooses to retire after their Super Bowl win.

It can be recalled that Donald capped the Super Bowl LVI with a total of four tackles, two tackles for loss, three quarterback hits, and 2.0 sacks. The Los Angeles Rams finished off and won with a score of 23-20.

Rams GM on Aaron Donald Retirement Rumors

Miller was not the only Los Angeles Rams member who spoke out about the rumors of Aaron Donald's exit on the NFL.

On Monday, Los Angeles Rams general manager, Les Snead, also expressed his thought about the rumors surrounding his team's star defensive lineman.

Snead told NFL.com that he is not "buying" the rumors of Aaron Donald walking away from the field, via the New York Post.

"He'll [Donald] sleep on it and see, but I'm not buying it... He's a young kid. He'll get bored and need something to do," Snead underscored.

Snead's comments came after New England Patriots star safety Rodney Harrison shared during NBC's Super Bowl pregame show about Donald talking to him and saying that if he won a Super Bowl, "there's a strong possibility that he could walk away from the game and retire," CBS Sports reported.

Aaron Donald on Retirement

Aaron Donald has not yet officially announced his retirement following their win on Super Bowl LVI. However, Donald said in an interview after their game on Sunday that he is "at the moment."

"I'm enjoying this. That's all you can do right now. This game is never promised what can happen. I've been blessed and privileged to play this game at a high level for eight years," Donald said in an NFL interview.

Donald also pointed out that he is going to enjoy their team's win with his family and teammates, contending that he is going to have a "fun day."

However, Aaron Donald said in a post-game interview that he will stay with the organization as long as Sean McVay is present, contending that he wants to "help build on the legacy."

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Written By: Joshua Summers

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