The Aaron Donald comeback saga refuses to fade into the background as the NFL enters training camp season.
Rumors surrounding a potential return by the three-time Defensive Player of the Year have been fueled by the Myles Garrett trade, but concrete evidence remains elusive.
In a recent interview, Los Angeles Rams trainer Sean McVay confirmed that Aaron Donald is still weighing his options and going through the thought process.
Sean McVay praised Aaron Donald’s unique bond, calling it ‘special’ and ‘larger than a mere football relationship’.
According to Sean McVay, Aaron Donald is ‘considering’ a comeback, with the intention of ‘going through the process’ to make an informed decision.
Before deciding on a comeback, Donald reportedly wants to regain his football fitness, a goal he’s striving for after a two-year hiatus from the sport.
The Los Angeles Rams will wait patiently for Donald to make up his mind, giving him the time and space needed to decide on a course of action.
The Rams’ primary focus is on securing a Super Bowl title, and if Donald does return, it will be with championship glory in mind, rather than a full season of games.