Les Snead discusses Aaron Donald's potential benefits from retirement
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 6:22 PM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
Los Angeles Rams GM Les Snead commented on the potential return of Aaron Donald after a two-year retirement. During an appearance on The 33rd Team’s podcast, Snead noted that Donald's body might feel better now compared to when he retired. He emphasized that it's only been two years and believes Donald could be close to his previous form. Snead also acknowledged the excitement around the possibility of Donald and Myles Garrett playing together on the same defensive line, describing it as a dream scenario for Rams fans. Snead concluded that it is ultimately up to Donald to make this return a reality.
- •Aaron Donald has been retired for two years.
- •Les Snead believes Donald's body might feel rejuvenated.
- •Snead discussed the dream scenario of Donald joining Myles Garrett.
- •Donald's decision on returning to the NFL is pending.
- 6:22 PMYahoo Sports — Les Snead sees benefits to Aaron Donald being out of NFL for 2 years
"Rams GM Les Snead says some of Aaron Donald's joints probably feel better now than when he played, which is a benefit of his 2-year retirement.
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