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Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett boost Rams' Super Bowl push

Aaron Donald retired in March 2024 after ten seasons with the Los Angeles Rams, three‑time Defensive Player of the Year and eight‑time First‑Team All‑Pro. Coach Sean McVay has said Donald is still weighing a comeback and that the team will try to make it happen if he decides to return. Donald is undergoing a strict training regimen and has visited the Rams facility, but no final decision has been announced.

Defensive end Myles Garrett was traded from the Cleveland Browns to the Rams less than two months before the start of training camp. He made his first appearance on the field at the camp’s opening practice, drawing praise from defensive coordinator Chris Shula, who said, “We’ve been looking forward to this day for a long time, and it definitely lived up to it.” Cornerback Trent McDuffie described Garrett’s presence as an “aura,” calling him “gigantic” and a “monster.” The Rams also added cornerback Jaylen Watson and retained Trent McDuffie, creating a revamped defense that coaches say puts the team on a serious Super Bowl‑contending path.

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Aaron Donald · Los Angeles Rams · Myles Garrett · National Football League · Sean McVay · Trent McDuffie

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