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Donald worked out again for the Rams on Saturday as he considers a return to the NFL, but McVay played down the importance of the former three-time Defensive Player of the Year’s workout.
Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay discussed the potential of Aaron Donald returning for the 2026 NFL season after his retirement in 2024. Donald spent 10 years with the Rams, winning three Defensive Player of the Year awards and Super Bowl LVI.
Aaron Donald reportedly appeared on the league transaction wire after completing his second workout with the Los Angeles Rams this summer.
Rams coach Sean McVay says he won't put an "invisible deadline" on Aaron Donald to come out of retirement but added that he hopes the former star defensive tackle makes a decision "sooner than later."
Sean McVay delivered 361 words on Aaron Donald's potential return to the Los Angeles Rams in confirming the Donald's decision has not been made yet.
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Rams head coach Sean McVay made it very clear how he feels about former Vol Byron Young with a strong press conference response
Former Tennessee Vols EDGE Byron Young is entering his fourth season with the Los Angeles Rams.
Sean McVay can tell Terrance Ferguson is much more comfortable this year, loving what he’s seen from the young tight end.
Rams rising star Nate Scheelhaase will call plays against the Chiefs, giving the coveted young coach another major opportunity to impress.