By Latrell Cannon, Sports Editor | March 21st, 2024
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The retirement of Aaron Donald, a true legend in the world of football, has left fans and fellow players alike in awe of his incredible career. In a series of interviews, Curtis Williams, Bernard Trapp, and Glen Canlas shared their thoughts on Donald’s decision to hang up his cleats and reflect on the impact he had on the game.
Williams, senior at Carson High School and a longtime fan of the sport, expressed his admiration for Donald.
“I feel like Aaron Donald was one of the best to ever do it,” said Williams.
Many recognized Donald’s unparalleled talent, and the way that he revolutionized the game with his dominant play on the field.
However, Williams also believed that Donald had more to give.
“I feel like he had a couple more years where he could have produced numbers,” said Williams.
Trapp, senior at CHS, called the retired player “super good” and “crazy” in his abilities. Trapp acknowledged the impact that Donald had on the game.
“I think he showed and proved what he can do,” said Trapp.
Many share a similar sentiment because of the greatness that Donald showcased throughout his career.
Canlas, senior at CHS and a young aspiring football player, looked up to Donald as a role model and inspiration.
“Aaron Donald is a great player. He’s one of the players I look up to,” said Canlas.
Like Williams and Trapp, Glen believed that Donald still had much more to offer the game.
“I believe he still had way more years in him,” Canlas agreed.
The retirement of Aaron Donald has undoubtedly left a void in the football world, as fans and players alike come to terms with the end of an era. While many believe that Donald had more to give on the field, his decision to retire marks the closing of a chapter in his career. As fans and players reflect on his impact and legacy, one thing remains clear: Aaron Donald will forever be remembered as one of the greatest ever to the game.
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