Donald wuxuu ka tagay safarka Melbourne, kaddib markii uu ku biiray ciyaarta Rams-ka
Halyeeyga difaaca Rams-ka, Aaron Donald, ma safari doono Melbourne, Australia, isagoo ka maqnaa ciyaarta ugu horreysa ee Rams-ka ee xilli ciyaareedkan, kaas oo ku dhacaya Levi's Stadium, iyadoo Sean McVay uu sheegay in go'aanka uu yahay midka ugu fiican.
Go'aanka McVay iyo xaaladda Donald
Sean McVay, hoggaamiyaha Rams-ka, wuxuu sheegay in go'aanka ah in Donald ma safari doono uu yahay midka ugu fiican, isagoo sheegay inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer.
McVay wuxuu intaas ku daray inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer, isagoo sheegay inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer.
Donald wuxuu ka soo baxay xaaladda
Donald, oo horey uga tagay ciyaaraha sanadkii 2024, wuxuu dib u soo laabtay bishii August, isagoo qaatay mashruucyo gaar ah, balse ma aysan ahayn ciyaaraha dhammaystiran ilaa bishii September.
Donald wuxuu sheegay inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer, isagoo sheegay inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer.
Shanahan wuxuu ka hadlay xaaladda
Kyle Shanahan, hoggaamiyaha 49ers-ka, wuxuu sheegay inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer, isagoo sheegay inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer.
Shanahan wuxuu intaas ku daray inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer, isagoo sheegay inuu dareemayo inuu 'wax walba wanaagsan yahay' balse uu u baahan yahay waqti dheer.
Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay confirmed on Tuesday that defensive tackle Aaron Donald will not accompany the team to Melbourne for the season opener against the San Francisco 49ers, citing the best interests of both the player and the squad.
McVay Defends Decision to Hold Donald Out
McVay praised Donald's recovery efforts, noting that while the player has attacked his return the right way, a quick turnaround would not have been advisable. The coach emphasized that Donald understands the necessity of a gradual ramp-up after his retirement in March 2024 and subsequent return on August 30.
Donald himself acknowledged feeling a bit rusty during team drills on Monday but said he settled in and was feeling really good. He admitted that his movement is not where he wants to be after two years away from football, but expressed confidence that more reps and game time will improve his performance.
Garrett Expected to Play; Shanahan Reacts to Donald's Absence
In other roster news, defensive end Myles Garrett, who has been managing knee swelling, is expected to be ready for Week 1 despite not practicing on Tuesday. McVay described Garrett as having looked great and credited the team for being smart with his workload while highlighting his tremendous impact on the defense.
San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan expressed excitement upon learning Donald would not play in the opener, joking that he had never been more excited to be wrong about something. Shanahan said he was preparing for the worst but is glad the teams will not face each other until Week 14 at Levi's Stadium.
Donald's Path Forward Remains Uncertain
McVay stated he did not want to place expectations on when Donald will return to the field, but affirmed that the defensive tackle will be a big part of the team once he is ready. Donald remains a fierce competitor who wants to influence and effect positive change for the Rams.
The Rams' decision to keep Donald out of the Melbourne trip reflects a cautious approach to his health and performance. With the team's season opener in Australia, the absence of one of the league's most decorated players adds an intriguing subplot to the upcoming matchup against the 49ers.
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