Matthew Stafford recounts the strenuous exercises of Aaron Donald

If you want to practice with an All-Pro defensive contribution Aaron Donald, be ready to give him 110%.

Kyle Frazier, a Los Angeles Rams A fan who met Aaron Donald through the make-a-wish program, he learned it in a difficult way. IN A recent interview on the “New Heights” subcastRAMS -O’s striker Matthew Stafford shared that Frazier, Hodgkin’s survivor lymphoma, got more than advocated while exercising with Nfl icon.

“(Frazier) has come in, and you are like,” This guy does good, “Stafford told Kelce brothers.” A high school child. A larger kid. I loved playing football. So, (Donald) is like, “Great, come to practice with me.” I immediately said, “What will he go down?” I’m there, bands or something there.

“I’m like,” Ad, can you, please, a little couth? A little understanding? “” Stafford recalled. “(Donald was),” if you want to be an ad, you have to work like an ad! “I’m like,” Can we relax a little on the curls of bicepa? “… it was amazing.

Nevertheless, it turned out that Frazier, who had been declared without cancer four months after his initial diagnosis in 2019, was a big fan of training, They say ESPN That he was “ecstatic” to work with Donald.

“Just to be in the same presence as someone I watch was amazing,” Frazier said in 2023. “I lost myself for words.

“Training caught me for guarding. Now he’s spent something, but every minute I loved him. I nurtured him. I will never forget him.”

Unknown to Stafford, Frazier was actually a student and footballer at the time of exercise with Donald. For five years he has played in the state of Savannah and was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma during the older year of high school. After the Frazier lost almost 60 pounds during cancer treatment, the state of Savannah lingered and listed it. Initially, he played on a defensive line before moving to the offensive line in 2021, starting several games for Savannah State and earned multiple honors to all conferences of the second team.

Frazier switched to Georgia south For the 2024 season. Playing in three games and becomes red.

As for Donald, he retired after the 2023 season. While Donaldov is no longer online or in the NFL Utez room, the stories of his training will seem to live forever.

“It was impressive to be around him and watch him work,” Stafford said. “He was crazy in the weight room. The rock came in and once practiced with him. The maniac is in a weight room.”

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