Rams GM sees serious signs of Aaron Donald's potential return
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 11:44 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Aaron Donald, who retired from the NFL in March 2024, is reportedly considering a comeback with the Los Angeles Rams. Rams GM Les Snead highlighted that Donald has developed a renewed desire to play, which he has not felt since winning the Super Bowl in 2021. Snead stated that the team is giving Donald the time he needs to evaluate his decision, as he weighs the physical demands of returning to the field after a two-year break. Although Donald expressed contentment with his retirement, the possibility of rejoining the team appears increasingly realistic.
- •Aaron Donald retired feeling satisfied and burnt out in 2024.
- •Les Snead mentions Donald is seriously considering a comeback.
- •Donald has not had the competitive edge since the 2021 Super Bowl.
- •The Rams are allowing Donald space to determine his future.
- •There is no official decision yet on Donald's potential return.
- 11:44 PMYahoo Sports — Rams GM reveals why Aaron Donald buzz feels ‘very serious’ this time
"Aaron Donald; Les SneadAaron Donald retired from the NFL feeling complete, satisfied and burned out. More than two years later, Rams general manager Les Snead says the competitive edge Donald...
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