The Los Angeles Rams are facing the challenge of replacing their star defensive tackle, Aaron Donald, who announced his retirement in March. However, they have taken steps to address this void by acquiring young talent during the draft.

During the second day of the draft, the Rams made a trade to secure a second-round pick, which they used to select Braden Fiske, a standout from Florida State who had previously transferred from Western Michigan. While Fiske never had the opportunity to be teammates with Donald, he has been in contact with the former Ram and plans to work out with him before training camp.

Fiske, aware of the legacy left by Donald, emphasized the importance of building his own path rather than simply stepping into the shoes of his predecessor. "I have to be me," Fiske said. "I have to build my own legacy, and that's what I'm looking forward to. I don't feel like I'm really filling shoes, but I have to create my own shoes. That's kind of what it is. I'm just excited to be a part of it, and I know that'll kind of always be the comparison, but somebody has to do it."

The Rams' defensive line will not rely solely on Fiske, as Kobie Turner and Bobby Brown are set to play key roles as well. It is crucial for all three players to thrive in order to replicate the impact that Donald had on opposing offenses.

While Donald's absence will surely be felt by the Rams, the team is confident in their new additions and the potential they bring to the defensive line. The upcoming workouts and training camp will provide valuable opportunities for Fiske, Turner, and Brown to develop their skills and establish their own legacies in the Rams' defense.

As the new season approaches, all eyes will be on the Rams' defensive line to see how they adapt and fill the void left by Aaron Donald. Fans and critics alike will closely watch the trio of Fiske, Turner, and Brown, as they strive to make their mark on the field and contribute to the success of the team.