Aaron Donald says “That Motherf**king Leg is Strong” after Sacking Alex Smith in His First Game Since Breaking His Leg
If you thought Alex Smith’s surgically repaired leg was weak, Aaron Donald is letting people know they were wrong. Aaron Donald said “That Motherf**king leg is strong” after sacking Alex Smith in his first game since breaking his leg. It took almost the entire Rams defensive line to bring Alex Smith down with his bionic leg.
Take a look at Aaron Donald sacking Alex Smith, then Aaron Donald saying Alex Smith’s leg is strong.
First contact of the year on Alex Smith… pic.twitter.com/XpaDLDRdTS
— Stephen A. Smith Burner (@SASBurnerAcct) October 11, 2020
From the outside looking in that looked like a very scary situation for Alex Smith to be in, since he broke his leg on similar type of play. However, Alex Smith’s leg is strong as Aaron Donald proclaimed, so he got right back up from the pile and his leg looked 110%.
Aaron Donald saying “That motherf**king leg strong” after sacking Alex Smith might be the most legendary moment of this NFL season when it’s all said and done.
Author: JordanThrilla
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