The Los Angeles Rams cut their roster down to 53 players on Sunday. Now, the focus shifts to building their practice squad. There are several players that the Rams would like to have back if they clear waivers.
Sunday marked the deadline for NFL teams to cut their roster down to 53 players for the start of the regular season and with that being the case, the Los Angeles Rams announced they have waived the following players: Nick Andersen, A.J.
The Los Angeles Rams have been handed a major boost ahead of their season opener after Aaron Donald returned from retirement, but the NFL has also given the team some breathing room over his comeback.
Roster cutdown day is one of the more difficult days on the NFL calendar as teams are forced to get their rosters down from around 90 players to 53. While that means over 1,000 players will get cut, it can also provide a new opportunity.
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Sunday brought about confirmation of the Aaron Donald‘s long-awaited Rams reunion. The future Hall of Famer will play in 2026 after two years in retirement.
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Aaron Donald is now officially returning to the Los Angeles Rams for the 2026 season after taking two years off in retirement. Donald had been working out for the past handful of weeks to see if he could regain that fire and get back into playing shape.
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With Aaron Donald returning to the Los Angeles Rams with approval from home, the team doesn’t know if he will be ready for Week 1. An insider also issued a cautious warning about his return to the NFL, according to a post on X by Good Morning Football.
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The Aaron Donald Rams era has officially returned, as the former three-time Defensive Player of the Year comes out of retirement. He does so by signing a one-year $20 million contract that brings him back to the team that drafted him in 2014.
Aaron Donald is back. Now, the attention turns to when he'll actually take the field.
It’s official: Aaron Donald returns to the Los Angeles Rams on a one-year, $20 million contract. Many felt he retired early at 32. Now, he has a chance to add to his legacy.
There could not be a better outlook for the Los Angeles Rams than watching Aaron Donald back in action with full force. The star defensive tackle has been showing an impressive level of activity during team practice sessions after making the roster cut once the team finalized its 53-man roster.
Donald shared somewhat of a warning for the rest of the league regarding his future performances.
Los Angeles Rams fans finally heard the good news on Sunday about Aaron Donald’s return. The franchise legend had apparently been sitting on it for weeks.
The Los Angeles Rams will open their NFL season in Melbourne, Australia, against the San Francisco 49ers on September 10. The NFL’s tradition of conducting regular-season games around the world seems to be growing every year, with this season seeing nine games played outside North America.
The Los Angeles Rams announced their final cuts to get the initial 53-man roster on Sunday. The full list includes: LB Nick Andersen T A.J. Arcuri WR
The Los Angeles Rams are about to trot out one of the most fearsome defensive fronts of all time. Defensive tackle Aaron Donald is returning to the Rams after two seasons of retirement.
The Packers have acquired tight end Mark Redman from the Rams for a 2028 seventh-round pick, per an announcement from Green Bay. The Rams have now cleared a spot for superstar defensive tackle Aaron Donald, who is coming out of retirement to rejoin the team.
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While everyone's still waiting on Aaron Donald, another Los Angeles Rams move sparked league-wide speculation. They brought back wide receiver Tutu Atwell in a late-camp trade with the Miami Dolphins.
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