When Aaron Donald retired from the Los Angeles Rams in 2024, his next stop seemed destined to be an induction ceremony into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.But now, that journey might include one more stop — back with the Rams.Donald has been flirting with the idea of returning to his old team because, well, they're stacked this season, about to embark on a chase for a Super Bowl championship and he apparently likes the idea of being part of the journey.That's no secret.What was a secret until Wednesday was how close Donald is to making a decision on his return after he requested and received a formal workout from the team to see how he feels.ZERO BS.
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(Mark J.Rebilas/USA Today Sports)The workout was so formal the Rams reported it to the NFL, and it appeared on the league's daily transaction wire.
That wire is released across the league every day at 4 p.m.Multiple league sources have confirmed to Fox News Digital that Donald donned his helmet and pads and went through a solid 45 minutes with club personnel.This was all meant to give Donald an idea about his ability to not only come back, but come back and dominate as he did for a decade when he was arguably the best defensive lineman in the NFL.DETROIT LIONS GREAT FRANK RAGNOW DETAILS HIS ABRUPT RETIREMENT, FAILED COMEBACK ATTEMPTSeattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson (3) throws under pressure from Los Angeles Rams defensive end Aaron Donald (99) during the second half Nov.15, 2020, in Inglewood, Calif.
(Jae C.Hong/AP Photo)This was not meant to give the Rams a comfort level regarding Donald's ability.
They already have that and have been transparent that if Donald wants to come back, Donald can come back.It is unclear, however, how Donald actually did.No one has spoken publicly about it so far.A decisio...