Aaron Donald has made so many good performs in his profession, but there are some that he would most likely like back, and Sunday was a testomony to that.

In the Rams’ 24-9 victory against the Chargers, the clock was winding down previous the two-minute mark of the third quarter and outside linebacker Wesley Bailey gave Donald the good alternative to rating a landing — only for him to utterly squander it — and for his head coach Sean McVay to blast him during his post-game presser.

Rams head coach Sean McVay’s full postgame press convention after the Horns defeated the Chargers 24-9 in the Battle for LA at SoFi Stadium. pic.twitter.com/Obf5hrvv5r

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“Oh man I’m going to give him such a hard time about that,” McVay said to California Post senior sports activities reporter Michael Duarte. “I saw what he was thinking because it was going right in front of you and he’s thinking, ‘I’m going to scoop and score”

“And then he knocks that s—t out of bounds. I mean, what the hell,” he added.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay blasts Aaron Donald for missed alternative to scoop and rating on Sunday. AP Photo/Caroline Brehman

To make issues worse, Donald has never had a landing in his profession and as of now, it will keep that manner.

Bailey chased down quarterback Justin Herbert and got the sack with a pressured fumble and the ball landed proper in entrance of Donald.

Los Angeles Rams Wesley Bailey sacks Justin Herbert in the third quarter. AP Photo/Caroline Brehman

Donald chased after the ball but ended up tripping over his own two ft — forcing it to land out of bounds.

After he missed the alternative, the Fox broadcast digital camera confirmed Donald laying on the floor at SoFi Stadium with a smile on his face, as he knew he messed up.

Donald’s teammates determined to have enjoyable with the future Hall of Famer by pretending to press down on his chest to give him life again.

“His face, he couldn’t even look at me and make eye contact after that,” McVay said. “But at least we can laugh about it right now.”

Los Angeles Rams’ Aaron Donald tackling Chargers Kimani Vidal during Sunday’s victory. Getty Images

While Donald missed his golden alternative, at the play, the Rams protection was a nightmare for Herbert — who completed the sport giving up three turnovers, that included interceptions by Quentin Lake and Trent McDuffie who made his return from a groin damage.

The Rams protection completed the sport holding the Chargers offense to 281 yards, while Donald had two tackles, including one for a loss.