The Los Angeles Rams would welcome defensive tackle Aaron Donald back "with open arms" if he decides to return to the field in 2026.
The Rams put themselves right back in the Super Bowl mix after trading for pass rusher Myles Garrett. That move immediately sparked a conversation about a possible return for Donald.
Donald, a three-time Defensive Player of the Year and Super Bowl 56 champion, continues to spend time in Los Angeles, including with USC football, since stepping away from the Rams after the 2023 season.
Could a return be on the horizon? Rams CEO Kevin Demoff and COO Tony Pastoors spoke about Donald during a team event on Thursday, July 23.
"I think we all follow along like you," Demoff said. "When Aaron Donald raises his hand and said he's considering coming back ... we're fans as well. He's one of the most decorated players in NFL history, in franchise history. We don't have a ring or a Lombardi Trophy or banner if it's not for Aaron Donald.
#donald #back
The Rams put themselves right back in the Super Bowl mix after trading for pass rusher Myles Garrett. That move immediately sparked a conversation about a possible return for Donald.
Donald, a three-time Defensive Player of the Year and Super Bowl 56 champion, continues to spend time in Los Angeles, including with USC football, since stepping away from the Rams after the 2023 season.
Could a return be on the horizon? Rams CEO Kevin Demoff and COO Tony Pastoors spoke about Donald during a team event on Thursday, July 23.
"I think we all follow along like you," Demoff said. "When Aaron Donald raises his hand and said he's considering coming back ... we're fans as well. He's one of the most decorated players in NFL history, in franchise history. We don't have a ring or a Lombardi Trophy or banner if it's not for Aaron Donald.
#donald #back
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