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Aaron Donald's Potential Rams Comeback Gains Momentum

Former Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald, who retired in March 2024, is again being linked to a possible return for the 2026 season. Head coach Sean McVay said Donald’s training is "going very well" and that the team has kept in contact, but added there is no imminent decision on whether he will suit up. General manager Les Snead confirmed that Donald is "seriously considering" a comeback, describing it as the first time he has felt a football itch since the Rams’ 2021 Super Bowl win.

The speculation has intensified after the Rams completed a blockbuster trade for pass rusher Myles Garrett, adding a new dynamic to the defense. Donald still has one year and $30 million remaining on his contract, which the Rams would need to renegotiate if he returns.

Other training‑camp news includes left tackle Alaric Jackson missing practice due to an ongoing legal issue, offensive lineman Justin Dedich sustaining a hand injury unrelated to fireworks, and rookie wide receiver CJ Daniels emerging as a standout in the receivers' competition.

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Aaron Donald · Alaric Jackson · Les Snead · Los Angeles Rams · Matthew Stafford · Myles Garrett · Sean McVay

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