Aaron Donald Returns to Rams
His one-year deal is worth $20 million.
Aaron Donald returned to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, rejoining the team after a retirement that lasted just one season. The defensive tackle, 35, signed a one-year deal worth $20 million, including an additional $10 million in potential incentives. This news comes as the Rams continue to strengthen their roster with high-profile signings, including pass rusher Myles Garrett, who was acquired in an offseason trade.
Donald will play alongside quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Puka Nacua, among other star players. During a press conference, Donald expressed confidence in his abilities, stating that he feels he can still perform at a high level. His agent, Todd France, confirmed the contract details, noting that the deal helps fit the Rams' financial situation under the NFL's salary cap.
The Rams' front office and coaching staff were enthusiastic about Donald's return, with head coach Sean McVay expressing excitement about the team's continued growth and potential. The Rams, already strong contenders for the Super Bowl, will now have even more firepower with the addition of Donald.
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