Aaron Donald recently hinted at a potential end to his two-year retirement, suggesting a desire to team up with Myles Garrett in Los Angeles. However, Eric Dickerson, a Hall of Fame running back and the NFL's record holder for rushing yards in a season, believes Donald should remain retired.

In a recent interview with TMZ Sports, Dickerson stated:

"Stay retired. Enjoy retirement, man. Aaron did what he did."

Dickerson highlighted two primary reasons for his advice:

• Current Team Strength: He emphasized that the Los Angeles Rams, who have recently acquired Garrett and former Chiefs All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie, are already well-equipped to compete for a title. Dickerson remarked, "We should have made [the Super Bowl] last year," referencing the Rams' close losses to the eventual Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.

• Legacy and Accomplishments: Dickerson expressed that Donald has nothing left to prove, stating:

"He's such a great player... If he wants to come back and play, play. But why? What does he have to prove? He has nothing to prove."

Drafted 13th overall in 2014, Donald had an illustrious 10-year career with the Rams, achieving:

• 111 sacks, a franchise record
• 10 consecutive Pro Bowl selections
• Three Defensive Player of the Year awards

As the highest-rated defensive tackle of all time according to Pro Football Reference, Donald's legacy is secure. Dickerson warned that a comeback could risk joining the ranks of notable NFL players who struggled in their returns, while also acknowledging successful comebacks like that of John Riggins.