All-time NFL pass rusher Aaron Donald is returning to the league with the Los Angeles Rams. Donald signed a one-year contract worth $20 million with his former team on Sunday, marking his anticipated return. This move strengthens the Rams’ lineup, which was already a strong contender for a Super Bowl victory.
The Rams, already considered favorites, now have increased expectations with Donald back. His presence amplifies their chances, setting high expectations for the team.
During Monday’s “First Take” episode on ESPN, Stephen A. Smith emphasized the pressure on the Rams. Smith stated, “The only possible excuse for the Rams not making the Super Bowl is health. Injuries, obviously, this is the world of the NFL. That could derail everything. … If they’re healthy, there’s no reason the Los Angeles Rams shouldn’t be walking away with the Super Bowl championship.”
Beyond Donald, the team boasts impressive talent, including reigning NFL MVP Matthew Stafford and Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett. Their roster is a testament to their ambition and capability.
The Rams will start their regular season with a matchup against the San Francisco 49ers on September 10.
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