One of the biggest storylines in football right now is the possibility of Aaron Donald coming out retirement to team up with Myles Garrett on the Los Angeles Rams next season.
Donald has dropped plenty of hints about a potential return and was recently spotted working out at the team’s training facility.
However, Donald has not yet indicated when he will make an official decision about resuming his NFL career.
Chris Simms of NBC Sports attempted to get an answer out of Donald, but he is still undecided.
“I plain-out asked, I said, ‘What do you think? You going to give it a shot?’ And I don’t think he’ll have any problem with me sharing this. He said, ‘Honestly, I don’t know yet.’ He just doesn’t know yet,” Simms relayed.
With the Rams beginning training camp this week, speculation of Donald’s NFL future will only continue to grow until he is ready to share his plans.
Donald last played for the Rams in 2023, which was the 10th and final season of his career. The 35-year-old is now an unrestricted free agent, so if he does decide to return, he would have to work out a new deal with the team.
Seahawks’ Grey Zabel calls Kobie Turner his ‘kryptonite’
Kobie Turner has emerged as a star on the Los Angeles Rams’ defensive front since being drafted by the team in 2023.
Across his first three seasons with the Rams, Turner has recorded 24 sacks, 43 quarterback hits, 167 combined tackles, nine passes defensed and one forced fumble in 51 games (37 starts).
He has been a nightmare for offensive linemen around the league, including Seattle Seahawks left guard Grey Zabel.
“Kobie Turner is like my kryptonite right now in the game of football,” Zabel said during an appearance on the Green Light with Chris Long podcast.
“I don’t know what it is. He’s just got my number. He just works me every single game. As much as you want to hate the Rams, they’re all really good dudes across the board. Kobie Turner for instance, he’s just out there and he just smiles. He just plays the game for the love of the game.”
