WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. – It's not just the fact that it two two draft classes in the aggregate to effectively make up for the loss of Aaron Donald on the Rams defensive line following his retirement.

For coaches and players, the work ethic and standard he set is a big reason why he is being celebrated during Sunday night's game against the Buccaneers at SoFi Stadium.

"He was a great teammate, great energy to be around, a guy that brought it every single day and then and off the field just a class human being that represents all that's right with the NFL," quarterback Matthew Stafford said.

Donald's "ring me!" gesture after the game-clinching pass rush against the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI is one of the defining memories of his time as a Ram, as well as the pressure on Jimmy Garoppolo th

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