Myles Garrett has expressed that he’d be excited to have Aaron Donald back with the Los Angeles Rams. Who on the Rams wouldn’t be? Maybe the offensive lineman would dread practice a bit more, but seemingly everyone on the Rams would welcome AD back with open arms. However, Garrett says more or less whatever will be will be with Donald coming back. It’s up to AD.
That seems like a good approach. Dont get too high, don’t get too low. Easier said then done, but a good approach. If Donald comes back,
one assumes the Rams will be in an even better position than they already are, and they are seemingly already in a very sstrong position to compete for a Super Bowl.
If this team can stay healthy, sky seems the limit, but it won’t be easy. Whether Donald is back or not.
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MYLES GARRETT WON’T PUSH AARON DONALD’S ‘DIFFICULT’ COMEBACK DECISION WITH RAMS (nfl.com)
““If he’s here, I’m going to be excited to be his teammate, his partner in crime,” Garrett said Wednesday, via the Associated Press. ”I think we’re going to do great things. But it’s a difficult thing, coming back.”
Donald began a workout program following the blockbuster Garrett trade, but has yet to decide whether he’s in a place to return. The Rams have no desire or reason to force the 35-year-old to make a decision.
“I think there’s a lot we can learn from each other,” Garrett said. “I’d love to pick his brain on the kind of things he does to attack his matchups, and I think the same could be said vice versa. … I’ve told him I’d love to learn from him. I’ve watched his tape. Obviously, I think everyone who’s been a rusher from anywhere across the line, they have a lot of respect for him. But I don’t want to push him one way or another.”
Myles Garrett describes differences between Rams and Browns training camps (ramswire)
“I would just say it’s a team that has a culture that’s a little bit more set in stone with leaders all across the board and I think Cleveland has some leaders that are continuing to develop,” Garrett said. “Some great teammates that I had and some great young talent that they continue to draft or pick up. You see a lot of older veterans here who’ve had a lot of years here or a lot of years in the league and been able to learn things and develop who they are as a person, as a teammate, as a leader and they’ve helped instill a great culture here. I think that’s something that’s already ingrained and I can help to nurture, but it’ll take time.”
Sean McVay respectfully blocks out media expectations for the Rams | ‘The Insiders’ (nfl.com)
“Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay addresses the media at 2026 NFL Training Camp.”
