Overview
- Rams coach Sean McVay said the team has stayed in contact with Aaron Donald and that his training is going very well, but he confirmed there is no imminent decision or signing.
- Donald retired two seasons ago and would confront roughly $30 million and one year left on his prior deal, requiring renegotiation or creative cap work before any return.
- Reports and videos show Donald has been working out at or near the Rams’ facilities as he tries to regain football condition, and he is expected to miss the early portions of training camp while he gets into shape.
- Team sources describe Los Angeles as highly motivated to re-sign Donald and are exploring a limited-snap plan that would pair him with Myles Garrett to boost the pass rush without overloading his workload.
- Donald is a three-time Defensive Player of the Year and a Hall of Famer whose final choice could shift the Rams’ roster plans and title outlook, with a decision window that may extend through training camp and into the regular season.