An FOX Sports expert began speculating on Wednesday that if the Los Angeles Rams have a bad start, they would trade Aaron Donald before the deadline. That conjecture for a segment on “BOLD predictions” on Thursday evolved into whispers that the Rams are considering trading Aaron Donald this season.
However, there is a significant distinction between trade speculation and rumours. Even if the distinction ought to be evident, let’s recap the reasons why there aren’t any trade rumours involving Aaron Donald. Still.
However, McIntyre does not claim to have knowledge from Rams personnel or possess inside information that would suggest the team is planning to deal Donald in any scenario. He’s merely conjecturing based on data that all of us have access to, essentially from the conclusion of the previous campaign, which would seem to suggest that Los Angeles may have a subpar defence, if not a subpar team. For this reason, along with McIntyre and a few others, I have been speculating for months that the Rams may try to acquire a return for any of their three great players.
When I’ve proposed that the Los Angeles Rams trade Matthew Stafford or Cooper Kupp if they ever feel like they’re in serious
Aaron Donald is of course one of those beloved players—the greatest all-around football player of his entire generation, offense or defense, and the most talented to ever wear a Rams uniform—so you should expect backlash for even broaching the subject of the Rams trading him, whether it’s fair or not. And right now, it is fair.Yes, Matt Stafford is completely free. Matt Stafford is someone they would love to trade, but they are unable to do so due to his guaranteed $57 million.According to his contract, he will receive, on the third day of the league year, I believe a $26 million option bonus, and on the same day, he will receive, in paragraph five, $31 million. That’s all guaranteed. Guaranteed applies to both skill and injury. Whether or not he is unable to play is irrelevant. $57 million is on its way to him, no matter what. How will the Rams respond to this? They’re making an effort to escape it. The nonsense that “we’re not trying to trade him” is not something I want to hear. Indeed, you are! You’ve
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