Aaron Donald, Sean McVay ramp up repeat talk at Rams’ Super Bowl parade
LOS ANGELES – Speculation over the possible retirement of Aaron Donald and Sean McVay seemingly faded Wednesday during the Los Angeles Rams’ public rally, which finished at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, in celebration of their Super Bowl 56 victory.
McVay, the Rams’ head coach, started chants of “run it back,’’ and then it was time to hear from the players.
Donald, the star defensive lineman who clinched the victory? Apparently ready to “run it back.’’
Rams outside linebacker Von Miller, a pending free agent? Count him in, too.
On the day of the Rams’ parade and rally, it was the central theme: Key members of the team that defeated the Cincinnati Bengals for the team’s first Super Bowl title in Los Angeles want to pursue back-to-back championships.
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