The Los Angeles Rams are continuing to evaluate Aaron Donald’s potential return, giving him time to decide whether to un-retire while preparing for the possibility with ongoing workouts and roster planning.
For all the speculation surrounding Aaron Donald’s potential return to the Los Angeles Rams, one important part of the equation has not yet begun. Donald and the Rams still haven’t talked money. Los Angeles has spent much of the summer trying to lure Donald out of retirement after adding Myles Garre…
Aaron Donald, one of the Rams' all-time great difference-making defensive players, is coming out of retirement to help push them to another Super Bowl championship.
The Rams defensive line just got a whole lot scarier. Aaron Donald has come out of retirement and signed a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams, according to ESPN NFL Insiders Adan Schefter and Ian Rapoport. The deal is worth $20 million and has incentives that could make it up to $30 million. [.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Aaron Donald has returned to the Los Angeles Rams, ending his retirement after 2 1/2 years to join Myles Garrett on their defensive line. The Rams announced the 35-year-old Donald's decision Sunday following several weeks of discussion, preparation and intensive workouts for the s…
Los Angeles were already Super Bowl favorites Defensive tackle was 10-time Pro Bowler with Rams 35-year-old aiming to win second Super Bowl in LA Aaron Donald, one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history , is coming out of retirement to rejoin his only professional team, the Los Angeles Ram…
Aaron Donald’s return to join Myles Garrett caps a historic Rams offseason that also added Trent McDuffie, Jaylen Watson and Ty Simpson to a Super Bowl contender.
Aaron Donald has returned to the Los Angeles Rams, ending his retirement after 2 1/2 years to join Myles Garrett on their defensive line. The Rams announced the 35-year-old Donald’s decision Sunday following several weeks of discussion, preparation and intensive workouts for the star defensive linem…
Apparently, Rams fans have Erica Donald to thank for getting No. 99 back on the field. Shortly after Aaron Donald’s stunning return to Los Angeles became official Sunday, his wife delivered perhaps the best explanation yet for how the three-time Defensive Player of the Year ended a two-year retireme…
Aaron Donald is back, and it did not take long for the rest of the NFL to realize what that means. Players and former stars flooded social media Sunday after Donald officially ended his two-year retirement to rejoin the Rams, turning a defensive front that was already generating enormous hype after …
Aaron Donald is back with the Rams, but Los Angeles still has to decide how quickly it wants to put him back on the field. Pro Football Talk reported Sunday that a Week 1 debut against the 49ers in Australia remains “possible,” with Donald’s availability depending on how his ramp-up progresses after…
Aaron Donald is officially a Ram again, and his comeback does more than create a terrifying partnership with Myles Garrett. It also pushes back his date with Canton. Donald had been on track for Pro Football Hall of Fame eligibility with the Class of 2029 after retiring in March 2024.
Sean McVay finally has Aaron Donald back on his defensive line, but his first reaction had little to do with sacks, Super Bowls or what pairing Donald with Myles Garrett could mean for the Rams. “He means a lot to me,” McVay said Sunday after Donald officially returned to the Rams.
L.A. Rams fans and TV executives are both smiling today about the same thing. Aaron Donald, the all-world defensive tackle who led the Los Angeles to a Super Bowl victory in 2022, announced today that he will come out of retirement this season.
LOS ANGELES — Aaron Donald has returned to the Los Angeles Rams, ending his retirement after 2 1/2 years to join Myles Garrett on their defensive line. The Rams announced the 35-year-old Donald’s decision Sunday following several weeks of discussion, preparation and intensive workouts for the star d…