Aaron Donald's Retirement Workout and Myles Garrett's Sack Record Controversy

Aaron Donald, who retired after the 2023 season, posted a video displaying his incredible strength and fitness levels. The workout video quickly went viral, reminding fans of his dominant career. Meanwhile, Myles Garrett's recent achievement of breaking the single-season sack record has been overshadowed by a resurfaced debate involving Jared Allen. Allen argues that during the 2011 season, a sack against Aaron Rodgers was incorrectly ruled a team sack, costing him the record. Video evidence of the play shows Rodgers fumbling the ball before Allen brought him down. Rodgers himself supports Allen's claim. The NFL rulebook states that if a player fumbles before being tackled, it does not count as an individual sack unless the player recovers the fumble and attempts to advance or pass the ball. This situation highlights the complexities and occasional controversies in NFL record-keeping.

Because Jared Allen claims he had a sack taken away in 2011, which would tie him with Garrett.

Rodgers believes Allen is the true single-season sack leader, regardless of the official numbers.

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