“That’s Not Football”: NFL Twitter Bashes Rams Star Aaron Donald for His Honest Take on the Preseason Brawl Against Cincinnati Bengals

It is just a matter of days when the Rams perform in the regular-season opener. However, Aaron Donald is already surrounded by some controversy. The joint training camps often turn into a brawl, and the Bengals-Rams training was no different. Donald became the talk of the town after swinging two helmets during the altercation. He also gave his honest take, but the NFL fans do not seem to buy it.

Aaron Donald stated unequivocally after Wednesday practice that his priority is the season opener, not the practice confrontation. When asked if they worked on the matter, the DT set forth that it was only ‘practice’ and that he wanted to concentrate on the first opposition of the regular season.

Donald mentioned via AP Pro Football Podcast, “It was just a practice. It was football. I don’t really want to go back to nothing negative that happened and talk about something that happened in a practice. My main focus is Buffalo.”

As per ESPN, the fresh-off Super Bowl champ was tossed to the ground after swinging a helmet during a fistfight. That ended the joint exercise between the touring Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals. Moreover, the NFL will not penalize Donald since the event happened during practice. Franchises are accountable for managing disciplinary actions against their players on such occasions.

NFL Universe does not agree with the comments of Aaron Donald

Despite making his side clear over the incident, Aaron Donald’s comments do not sit well among the NFL Universe. They also raise their concerns over Twitter.

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An Atlanta Falcons fan called that swinging headgear on others is not football.

A user would chuckle if a lineman this year took out his legs with a cheap shot and said, “It was football.”

According to one user, Donald should face a suspension because of his conduct

One user mentioned that Myles Garrett’s career was nearly ruined as a result of this.

A user wondered if he actually made contact and struck someone. Another user pulled out an HD Image to rest the question.

Two users showcase the helmet incident from their perspective.

One user dubbed Donald the league’s dirtiest player.

A user is concerned about Donald and CTE-like symptoms after his retirement.

According to one user, the rams are too terrified to take proper issues into their own hands.

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