So who’s the NFL’s best player heading into the 2019 season? According to a bunch of NFL players, it’s Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald.
. “So I think it’s going to be a plus for me getting here and getting going right away. If anything, I should be better.”
Donald, who has accumulated 31½ sacks the last two seasons, including 20½ in 2018, says his main goal is to lead the Rams to a Super Bowl victory this year after last year’s miss. As for a third consecutive defensive player of the year award, Donald isn’t making that the focus of his on-field efforts.Donald’s gain was Tom Brady’s loss. The New England Patriots quarterback, who was No. 1 in last year’s top players ranking, fell to No. 6.
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