Star defensive tackle Aaron Donald sent shockwaves through the NFL earlier this month by announcing his retirement after a legendary 10-year career with the Los Angeles Rams.

During a recent episode of the “New Heights” podcast, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce made a playful recruitment pitch to Donald, enticing him to join the Chiefs for a shot at another Super Bowl ring.

Despite securing a Super Bowl victory with the Rams in Super Bowl LVI, Donald opted to retire, citing a lack of passion for the game and a desire to move on to other pursuits.

Kelce’s recruitment effort may be in vain, as Donald expressed contentment with his decision to retire and indicated that he has no desire to return to the field for another season.

While Kelce’s pitch may not sway Donald, it reflects the Chiefs’ eagerness to bolster their roster as they pursue a third consecutive Super Bowl appearance.

Whether Donald would entertain the idea of coming out of retirement for the Chiefs or any other team remains uncertain, but his legacy as one of the NFL’s greatest defensive players is firmly established.