Donald comes out of retirement to rejoin Rams

Aaron Donald, one of the NFL's greatest defensive players, has come out of retirement to rejoin his former side Los Angeles Rams.

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Donald comes out of retirement to rejoin Rams

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The Super Bowl favorites are adding a future Hall of Famer to what should be a ferocious front four. The widely expected move was reported on Sunday afternoon.

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BBC Published 30 August 2026

Donald comes out of retirement to rejoin Rams

Daily Mail Published 30 August 2026

LA Rams add Aaron Donald to roster as former star comes out of retirement at 35 to agree huge $20m deal

The Super Bowl favorites are adding a future Hall of Famer to what should be a ferocious front four. The widely expected move was reported on Sunday afternoon.

Guardian Published 30 August 2026

All-time great Aaron Donald comes out of retirement to rejoin stacked LA Rams

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