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McVay Says Aaron Donald Is Still Contemplating a Return to the Rams. They Won’t Rush His Decision
Sean McVay said the Rams would make a return possible if Donald wants it, but contract talks have not started.
On Saturday, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay confirmed the team remains open to a return for retired defensive lineman Aaron Donald, though no specific timetable exists for his decision.
Donald began a rigorous workout program early last month after the Rams acquired superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett, reigniting interest in the 35-year-old's potential return to the field.
"He is going through his process," McVay said, noting that if the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year decides to return, the organization will aim to facilitate his comeback.
NFL Network's Steve Wyche reported no contract talks have occurred, while left guard Steve Avila expects Donald to commit fully to the team if he returns for the upcoming season.
Uncertainty persists regarding the 111-sack franchise leader's next move, yet the Rams continue preparing for the season, leaving the door open for a potential reunion with their former defensive anchor.