Overview
- The Rams have no new decision after returning to Woodland Hills on Saturday, with coach Sean McVay saying there was "no update" on Donald.
- Donald completed team workouts and an official tryout earlier in the week but has not signed and has told people he remains unsure about coming back.
- McVay praised Donald’s attributes and said the team will not pressure him to return, framing the choice as Donald’s to make.
- The organization must first clear medical and conditioning checks and resolve roughly $30–31 million in contract or cap mechanics before any signing can happen.
- The Rams are continuing normal training‑camp work, including joint practices with Dallas and a three‑game preseason, after a first‑team defense that performed strongly in practice.