Bosa also expressed relief at the thought of facing the Rams without Donald. He acknowledged the challenge Donald posed during matchups, and his departure could change the dynamics of future games. Notably, Donald recorded an impressive 33 quarterback hits and 12.5 sacks against the 49ers in 18 games, showcasing his prowess within their division.

Aaron Donald retired from the NFL after a commanding 10-year career with the Los Angeles Rams, and other NFL teams are happy for him, but glad they don't have to play him anymore. San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Nick Bosa in particular had a lot to say about his former opponent when speaking to media ahead of this Sunday's 49ers–Rams matchup.

Nick Bosa had spoken to the media after the 49ers' 23-17 Week 2 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, where he explained how Fred Warner's strong defensive play had rubbed off on the team's defenders. Warner has three-time Pro Bowl and All-Pro selections, playing now in his seventh NFL season.

San Francisco 49ers star edge rusher Nick Bosa explained why he believes retired Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald retired from the NFL "the right way" ahead of the teams' Week 3 matchup.

The 49ers are likely to be without George Kittle, Christian McCaffrey and Deebo Samuel for Sunday's game at the Rams.

The 49ers will face the Rams on Sunday, for the first time since first-ballot, Deion-Sanders-Upper-Room Hall of Famer Aaron Donald retired. 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa is happy about that, for two reasons.

A s the San Francisco 49ers prepare to take on the Los Angeles Rams this weekend, one player the Niners don’t need to worry about is Aaron Donald. The future Hall of Famer was a

George Kittle is doubtful for Sunday's game at Los Angeles with a hamstring injury, while two of San Francisco's top defenders, Nick Bosa and Charvarius Ward, are listed as questionable.