Though the Los Angeles Rams were happy to see team legend and future Hall of Fame defensive lineman Aaron Donald retire, general manager Les Snead isn't closing the door on a return.

Aaron Donald might be retired, but Rams general manager Les Snead is already thinking of a plan to possibly lure him back.

During an appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show," Rams general manager Les Snead discussed Donald's retirement and noted that the veteran's "cup was full" by the end of the year, so

Los Angeles Rams general manager Les Snead revealed that he spoke with star defensive tackle Aaron Donald about possibly returning for a playoff run

According to reports, several teams want Aaron Donald to come out of retirement, and a club in the NFC has an ambitious plan to achieve it. Earlier this year, Aaron Donald announced his retirement from football.

Legendary DT Aaron Donald retired at 32, leaving a void for the Rams to fill. Rams GM hints at Donald returning for the playoffs like Eric Weddle in the past. L.A. has a precedent of bringing players out of retirement for a playoff push.

The Los Angeles Rams spent a significant amount of equity in their 10-person 2024 NFL Draft on potential replacements for their most important defensive player from the last decade, 10-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Aaron Donald.