The Los Angeles Rams have a roster that looks frightening on paper. Of course, even championship contenders can make one decision that leaves a glaring structural weakness.
Matthew Stafford can become a top-five quarterback in NFL history this season. That’s what ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky thinks, anyway. Stafford, who has one Super Bowl win and one MVP, is playing in what could be the final season of his career.
The Los Angeles Rams lured back one of their longtime leaders in Aaron Donald on Sunday. But it turns out Donald heads into an LA team featuring not one, or two, but 11 different captains.
Matthew Stafford has always been one of the NFL’s most talented quarterbacks. But he has never been considered among the top-five to top-seven signal callers of all time.
The Los Angeles Rams officially signed 17 players to their practice squad on Monday. The full list of players includes: DB Nick Andersen WR Alex Bachman
Aaron Donald’s return to the Los Angeles Rams was just the cherry on top of what was already a spectacular offseason. While there were rumblings of his return throughout the offseason, especially once L.A.
Future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald comes out of retirement and returns to the Los Angeles Rams on a one-year, $20 million contract. After what might be considered the most successful offseason for an NFL franchise ever, general manager Les Snead breaks down how the club managed to sign Donald.
Aaron Donald's return has strengthened the Los Angeles Rams' status as favorites to win Super Bowl LXI while also driving a surge in action backing their futures markets.
The Los Angeles Rams had already become Super Bowl contenders when they traded for the 2025 season sack leader, Myles Garrett. But now that they have brought out veteran defensive tackle Aaron Donald, they have officially transcended to something akin to a dynasty in the making.
Recently, the Los Angeles Rams sent a jolt through the NFL world when it was announced that legendary defensive tackle Aaron Donald would be coming out of retirement to rejoin the team this year.
Aaron Donald is back. The three-time Defensive Player of the Year returned to Los Angeles Rams practice Sunday, sporting his No. 99 jersey for the first time in nearly three years.
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.
Earlier this week, the NFL world received a jolt when it was announced that future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald would be coming out of retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams as they look for a Super Bowl this year.
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.
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.
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.
Aaron Donald’s wife, Erica, played a “huge” role in her husband’s NFL comeback. The legendary Los Angeles Rams star announced on Sunday evening that he is returning for the 2026 season.
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 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.
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.