
The Los Angeles Rams are probably the most stacked team in football right now.
And if adding Myles Garrett to that mix wasn't enough, they might not be done stacking up their already scary defense. It looks like Aaron Donald is about to reset his Hall of Fame clock, as he's working out and trying to get himself into game shape to make another Super Bowl run with Sean McVay's team.
Talking on "Rams Central," the renowned head coach shared his thoughts on Donald's situation.
“He’s putting himself in a position to make a decision. And so, he’s working hard, he’s feeling good,” McVay said. “He’s really been doing some different things that are in alignment with being able to play this game, activating his lower half, and he’s feeling good so far.”
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— Sports Central LA (@SportsCentralLA) August 4, 2026
Sean McVay gives the latest update on Aaron Donald and submits his prediction on the return of the 3x NFL Defensive Player of the Year to our anonymous poll: "I think you can guess" pic.twitter.com/YiwthhkESm
McVay went as far as to predict that Donald's return could happen as early as next week.
“I think we’ll have a little bit more of an update once we leave here and get back to Woodland Hills. But things are looking positive. But again, he doesn’t owe us anything. We’ll take it a day at a time,” added McVay.
The Rams will return to their practice facility in Woodland Hills on Aug. 7. They're currently working out at Loyola Marymount University. As for Donald, he's stayed in great shape since retiring in 2024. He still has over a month to get his legs back under him and get ready for the Rams' Sept. 10 season opener vs. the San Francisco 49ers.
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