Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-1, 285 lbs |
| Birthplace: Pittsburgh, PA |
| Age: 35 |
| School: Pittsburgh |
| Experience: 11 |
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1:32NFL Betting Guide: Potential Week 1 Trap Games
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6:30DT Aaron Donald Will Not Play vs. 49ers on Thursday
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3:27NFL Week 1 Picks: TNF 49ers vs Rams (Melbourne)
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1:00Aaron Donald 'Feeling Good' Ahead of Week 1 vs. 49ers
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20:35Most Impactful Players in Every NFL Division
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1:01Most Impactful Player in the NFC West: Aaron Donald
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10:29Pete Prisco's 2026 NFL Season Predictions
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13:08Sony Michel Discusses The NFL's Biggest Week 1 Storylines
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1:23Comparing 2021 Rams to 2026 Super Bowl Favorite Rams
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1:05What to Expect Out of Aaron Donald in His Return to NFL
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0:47Aaron Donald Returns to Rams on 1-Year Deal
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1:36Aaron Donald Signs $20M Deal to Return to Rams
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1:59How Aaron Donald 'Ramps Up' Production
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17:29Aaron Donald Coming Out of Retirement to Rejoin Rams
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0:20Breaking: Aaron Donald Comes Out of Retirement and Returns to the Rams
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1:54Rookie Learning Curve for Fernando Mendoza
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1:51NFL Roster Rankings: Rams Top The List
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1:51NFL 30 Over 30: Rams Trio Makes The List
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1:57One Thing That Will Break The Rams
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11:50NFL News After Preseason Week 1
Top Aaron Donald News
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Rams' Aaron Donald: Not playing in opener in Australia
Head coach Sean McVay said that Donald won't travel to Melbourne, Australia and will be inactive Thursday for the Rams' season opener versus the 49ers, Stu Jackson of the team's official site reports.
After officially re-signing with the franchise on a one-year, $20 million deal Aug. 30, Donald will be given time to regain full conditioning as he makes his return from a two-year retirement. Due to the international scheduling, the Rams will benefit from an extended break before their Week 2 matchup with the Giants in a Monday night game Sept. 21. Donald has strong odds of being available for that contest in what would mark the star defensive tackle's first NFL action since Jan. 14, 2024.
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Rams' Aaron Donald: Vague about status for season opener
Donald stated only "we're taking it day by day" when asked Monday if he'll travel to Australia and/or play in the Rams' season opener against San Francisco on Thursday, Vincent Bonsignore of the California Post reports.
Previous reports indicated that Donald would at least travel to Australia, but it's uncertain if that's still the case. Donald didn't officially unretire until Aug. 30, so he may not be fully ready to return to NFL action after logging his most recent snap during the 2023 season. Even if he does travel and suit up, Donald may be given a reduced workload as he eases his way back from a lengthy hiatus.
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Rams' Aaron Donald: Will travel to Australia
Coach Sean McVay said all Rams players, including Donald, are expected to travel with the team to Australia for next Thursday's Week 1 game against the 49ers, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.
According to Ian Rapoport of ESPN and NFL Network, it remains to be seen if Donald will suit up for the regular-season opener, but as Cameron DaSilva of USA Today points out, it would seem like the defensive lineman has a good chance to play if the team is putting him on a 16-hour flight. Donald just officially rejoined the Rams last weekend, but he's been working out at the facility this summer and getting into game shape. He could be part of the defensive-line rotation against San Francisco, as Los Angeles will likely be trying to make a statement against a division rival.
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Rams' Aaron Donald: May not debut until Week 2 or 3
Donald is more likely to debut in Week 2 or Week 3 rather than Week 1, according to Dan Graziano of ESPN.com on NFL Live.
Donald just rejoined the Rams on Sunday, and the team could give him some time to ramp up before tossing him into the mix. Even if Donald does wind up sitting up the opener -- which will be played in nine days against the 49ers in Australia -- that will not have much of an effect on the long-term outlook for the loaded Rams defense.
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