The Cleveland Browns enjoyed the presence and play of Myles Garrett for nine seasons. In those nine years, the Browns could never pair him with a strong pass rush or defensive lineman partner to help take the attention off him. In just a short time with the Los Angeles Rams, they have already paired him with someone who should ring a bell.
On Sunday, Aug. 30, in the midst of all the chaos of roster cutdowns, the Los Angeles Rams enjoyed the news that Aaron Donald was coming out of retirement to play for them in 2026.
ESPN's Adam Schefter was the first to report the news.
Garrett is now a part of the most talented team in his NFL career, and arguably he was before the return of Aaron Donald. Now, with Donald being next to him, Garrett has a chance
to produce at a high level, perhaps break the sack record he secured while a member of the Browns, and even secure his first Super Bowl win.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Myles Garrett will get to play with Aaron Donald in 2026
