Aaron Donald was at the center of a massive brawl between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals during a joint practice last week, sparking outrage among fans and media members after he was seen swinging a helmet into a crowd of players. Some called for him to be suspended like Myles Garrett was when he hit Mason Rudolph in the head with his own helmet, but the league doesn’t have the authority to discipline players for practice incidents.
Sean McVay has said the Rams handled the situation internally and wouldn’t say whether Donald was punished in any way, and Donald doesn’t want to talk about what happened either. He said he’s focused on Buffalo and doesn’t want to talk about the negative incident.
