Rams wrap up training camp practices with no comeback decision from Aaron Donald
Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams are still waiting on Aaron Donald's comeback decision as they wrap up their training camp at Loyola Marymount University. After the Rams held their final practice of camp Thursday, McVay said Donald's formal workout with the team went well at their regular training complex in Woodland Hills on Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Rams are awaiting Aaron Donald's decision regarding his potential return to the team following his 2 1/2-year retirement. During their final training camp practice on Thursday, head coach Sean McVay reported that Donald's formal workout with the Rams went well on Wednesday at their primary training facility in Woodland Hills.
McVay described Donald as looking great and continuing through his process, although he noted that there was no new information on the situation. The coach emphasized that Donald was being deliberate and intentional with the process and that they had a plan in place for a while. McVay maintained that the Rams would wait for Donald's ultimate decision on whether to return, adding that he had seen the video of the workout and was aware of his progress.
Donald began contemplating a comeback in early June following the Rams' trade for Myles Garrett and has been working to get in football shape over the past few weeks. His training has taken place at both the Rams' complex and at home while the team concluded their two weeks of training camp, which concludes officially on Friday.
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