[Elvis]

[actionjack]

[actionjack]

K Dog is a treasure, more of him please

[actionjack]

Uhhhh ooooooo, Verse has woken the Bear

[Elvis]

These Behind the Grind episodes write themselves...

[Joe Pendleton]

great stuff between these two "alpha dawgs" lol

[AltiTude Ram]

Some good insight from Jordan.

[Elvis]

[69RamFan]

Ok Verse,
now ask nicely, can AD come out of retirement and play one more year!!!!

Jared Verse Hilariously 'Learned His Lesson' After Challenging Aaron Donald to Workout!

The future of the Los Angeles Rams defensive line appeared bleak when franchise legend and future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald retired last offseason. That was until a young, swarming defensive line featuring players like Kobie Turner, Byron Young, Braden Fiske and Jared Verse stepped up for the Rams.

Verse in particular proved key for the defense, recording 4.5 sacks and winning the Defensive Rookie of the Year award in 2024. Though Verse put in a stellar rookie season, he was quickly reminded that he—like basically everyone else on the planet—is far off from Donald. Verse challenged the former three-time Defensive Player of the Year to a workout, telling Adam Schefter earlier this week, "He don't want that. He's not ready for that.”

Donald responded and invited Verse to do his "old man retirement workout" with him. On Friday, Donald posted a video from their session. As Verse was sitting down after, Donald continued to do pushups while telling Verse. "This ain't just one day, this is every day for me. This is retired me, just imagine when I was playing."

Kobie Turner commented, "I been waiting all day for this," with three laughing emojis and wide receiver Tutu Atwell said to Verse and said, "look tired my boy," with more laughing emojis.

Safe to say, Verse learned better than to challenge Donald again anytime in the near future.

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[ramsman34]

Lmao. F@&ck around and find out