Overview
- This week Donald has returned to the Rams’ Woodland Hills facility for training and pads work as he tests whether he can still play at his highest level.
- The Rams have publicly given him space and an open invitation and say they would carefully limit his snaps and practice load if he signs.
- Major practical hurdles remain unresolved, including compensation, salary‑cap and roster mechanics, and insiders say his decision could stretch into training camp or toward the regular‑season opener.
- Chris Simms told reporters he texted Donald and was told, “I don’t know yet,” and Simms advised that wavering so close to camp argues against a comeback.
- If Donald does sign, pairing him with Myles Garrett would materially strengthen Los Angeles’s pass rush and alter the team’s Super Bowl outlook, but no contract or formal agreement has been reached.