Rams coach Sean McVay spoke more about a potential Donald return when addressing the media on Monday. It sounds like a reunion between Donald and the Rams would have to be initiated by the former defensive end.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay is open to the concept of former defensive tackle Aaron Donald returning to the team, but he doesn't plan on

With Seattle’s loss to Green Bay, the Rams moved into first place in the NFC West, but they don’t expect Donald to come out of retirement to join their playoff push nor do they plan to ask.

The first-place Los Angeles Rams are not expecting Aaron Donald to come out of retirement to join their playoff push.

The Los Angeles Rams have moved closer to accomplishing their goal of making the playoffs, which has many people wondering whether Aaron Donald might consider returning for a postseason run. Donald has expressed no interest in coming out of retirement and seems to be

McVay on possible Aaron Donald return: "I would almost feel disrespectful reaching out to him, just based on the principles and knowing him the way that I do. If that was something that he got interested in, then that would obviously be something that you’re always open to."

Aaron Donald retired last offseason as one of the greatest players in NFL history. If you made an all-time NFL team, Aaron Donald would have a real

Some have suggested, now that the Rams are closing in on a division title, that defensive tackle Aaron Donald should come out of retirement for a potential Super Bowl run.

The first-place Los Angeles Rams are not expecting Aaron Donald to come out of retirement to join their playoff push, and coach Sean McVay says he would feel uncomfortable even asking. When McVay was asked Monday whether he saw any possibility of a comeback by the Rams' eight-time All-Pro defensive lineman,

Aaron Donald sent shockwaves through the NFL world when he announced his retirement last spring, telling Los Angeles Rams head