The concern that Aaron Donald wouldn’t have a chance to play in the season opener was put to rest Sunday evening. The franchise’s all-time sack leader is now eligible for Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne, Australia, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Aaron Donald stood at a Los Angeles Rams podium Sunday, smiling in a black T-shirt, and summed up his first day back in the only way that mattered to him.
The Los Angeles Rams announced their 53-man roster on Sunday. While there weren’t too many surprises outside of Aaron Donald’s return, there is still plenty to discuss.
The Los Angeles Rams finalized their 53-man roster Sunday ahead of the 6 p.m. cutdown deadline, before the team departs for Melbourne, Australia, where it opens the season against the San Francisco 49ers.
As of the 2025 season, 47 NFL players have made 10 or more Pro Bowls over the course of their careers. How many of the 47 can you name in five minutes?
Michael Jordan is the greatest player in NBA history. He won six championships, five MVP trophies, and 10 scoring titles during his time in the NBA. However, some of those accolades that make for an unmatched resume didn’t happen until after Jordan first retired.
Aaron Donald‘s return to the Rams is the biggest news in the NFL on an action-packed Sunday, but the team also had plenty of other business to conduct.
Aaron Donald locked himself into a one-year, $20 million deal to resume his illustrious NFL career Sunday. So now the 35-year-old leaves many across the league believing he’ll play a smaller role with the Los Angeles Rams.
Aaron Donald is coming out of retirement, and as if they weren’t already, the Los Angeles Rams are sure to be even more popular as a Super Bowl champion pick this season.
Both the Rams and their opponents face an impossible question to answer with the news that Aaron Donald has returned. Aaron Donald is officially out of retirement, and the Los Angeles Rams now possess one of the most terrifying defensive line combinations the NFL has seen in years.
The Los Angeles Rams defense will now feature two players who have combined to win five NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards. The Rams announced on Sunday that defensive tackle Aaron Donald has ended his retirement and will return to the only team he played for over 10 spectacular seasons.
The Los Angeles Rams have made one of the biggest moves of the NFL offseason, bringing legendary defensive tackle Aaron Donald back for the 2026 season.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Star player Aaron Donald has officially ended months of speculation about a potential comeback, agreeing to a one-year, $20 million deal to return to the Los Angeles Rams after more than two years away from the NFL.
Aaron Donald left the Rams’ facility around noon Sunday without a word to team officials. That silence had people inside the organization bracing for bad news.
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.
Aaron Donald is back. The Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle will come out of retirement and join a loaded roster built for a Super Bowl run, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport.
Already the Vegas Super Bowl LXI favorites, the Rams are adding more muscle to their operation. The long-rumored Aaron Donald return is a go. After two years in retirement, the all-time great is returning.
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.
When the Los Angeles Rams acquired Myles Garrett in a blockbuster trade with the Cleveland Browns, it got Aaron Donald thinking about coming out of retirement after sitting out the last two seasons.
Aaron Donald is back. The legendary Los Angeles Rams star, who retired following the 2023 NFL season, is coming out of retirement. Donald, 35, will be returning to the Rams on a one-year deal.
When the Rams made only their second first-round selection in the past 10 years, many were shocked when their selection was Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson, a talented prospect who was expected to hear his name near the back of the first round, if on Day 1 at all.
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.
Rams head coach Sean McVay has suggested he could embrace a quarterback decision that seemed unthinkable when his club made Ty Simpson the 13th overall pick of the 2026 draft.
Over the past week or so, it has sounded more and more like defensive superstar Aaron Donald will not play for the Los Angeles Rams in their regular-season opener versus the rival San Francisco 49ers.