Aaron Donald

Aaron Donald Plans to Play Against Bills

Rams coach Sean McVay said Aaron Donald is trending toward returning for Monday’s game against Buffalo, though the defensive tackle was set for limited practice after missing the previous game with back soreness. Bills receiver DJ Moore aggravated a shoulder sprain and missed Thursday’s practice, leaving his availability uncertain as the team monitors his recovery.

McVay Hopes Rams Avoid Future Australia Games

Sean McVay said he hopes the Rams never play in Australia again after a 27-7 Melbourne loss, with L.A. arriving about a day before kickoff.

Kyle Shanahan: I thought Aaron Donald would play, never been more excited to be wrong

Aaron Donald’s Rams Comeback Faces Broncos

Aaron Donald returned from retirement with the Rams and showed he can still disrupt offenses, though he is scrutinizing his first game for ways to improve. His next test is against the Broncos, whose young quarterback Bo Nix has struggled under pressure as Denver prepares for Donald and a resurgent Rams pass rush.

Aaron Donald Expected for Rams Return Against Giants

Aaron Donald is expected to make his season debut for the Los Angeles Rams against the New York Giants on Monday Night Football, with plans to play outlined by multiple reporters as he ramps up after a two-year absence. Coaches and insiders say he’ll play if he feels ready, with the Rams’ exemption period lifted and his practice participation improving as the team weighs readiness for a return in a high-profile home game.

Aaron Donald Ruled Out of Rams' Australia Opener

The Los Angeles Rams will not play Aaron Donald in their season opener in Melbourne as he continues his ramp-up after returning from retirement, with coach Sean McVay saying the prudent decision is best for him and the team. This stance is echoed by pundits who expected a cautious approach, and the absence is noted as the 49ers face a strengthened but still cautious opponent.

Rams Finalize 53-Man Roster for 2026 Season

The Los Angeles Rams finalized their 53-man roster for 2026 with Aaron Donald returning from retirement to reinforce the defense, while Sean McVay kept three quarterbacks and loaded depth at wide receiver, tight end, and along the offensive line. After trading Jarquez Hunter and placing Justin Dedich and Keagen Trost on injured reserve, the team faces questions at QB2 and continues to sort through practice-squad considerations as they prepare for Week 1 against the 49ers.

Rams Bring Back Donald, Add Myles Garrett

The Los Angeles Rams are continuing to evaluate Aaron Donald’s potential return, giving him time to decide whether to un-retire while preparing for the possibility with ongoing workouts and roster planning. Team figures such as Andrew Whitworth and Sean McVay express strong belief Donald will return if the Rams remain contenders, even as no official decision has been announced.

NFL Camps Open With New Roles, QB Battles

NFL training camps across the league are centered on quarterback development and contract futures, with Bryce Young's long-term future and contract extension a marquee Panthers storyline, alongside broader QB battles and return-from-injury narratives like Aaron Donald and Patrick Mahomes. Teams also face coaching and roster-shakeups, such as Detroit’s offensive changes and Lions’ lingering Super Bowl window, while media outlets highlight eight teams’ camp headlines and new coordinators shaping the season.