Aaron Donald was utterly dominant in the second half of the Super Bowl against the Cincinnati Bengals, finishing with four tackles, two tackles for loss and two sacks. The All-Pro interior defender also made the game-winning play for the Los Angeles Rams on Cincinnati’s final drive, swinging Joe Burrow to the ground on fourth down to force an incomplete pass.
While Donald deserves all of the recognition he’s receiving for his performance in the Super Bowl, A’Shawn Robinson deserves some praise as well.
Robinson, who left the Detroit Lions to sign with the Rams two years ago, concluded Sunday night’s thrilling victory with six tackles (third-most on the team), one tackle for loss, a quarterback hit and one sack.
