It's been a will-they-won't-they situation for the Los Angeles Rams and defensive tackle Aaron Donald over the past several weeks as the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year decides whether or not he will unretire from the league and play another season with the Rams. That situation seems to have progressed this week.
This week, Donald had a second "tryout" with the team as he undergoes the process of deciding whether or not he will return for another season in the league. While it's certainly a unique situation, McVay added a bit of clarity this week.
While Donald retired from the league following the 2023 NFL season, he has been considering returning to the team for another season as the Rams are expected to be one of the Super Bowl favorites heading into the 2026 season, especially following the team's addition of two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett.
While no decision has been made just yet, Donald worked out with the Rams back on Aug. 5 to see how he felt and whether or not he would be physically able to return.
This week, he took another step in that direction.

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