Aaron Donald return could lift Rams pass rush
Aaron Donald has unretired and returned to the Los Angeles Rams, bringing a realistic chance to match his previous eight-sack season while reshaping the line and receiver depth for 2025.
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Aaron Donald has unretired and returned to the Los Angeles Rams, bringing a realistic chance to match his previous eight-sack season while reshaping the line and receiver depth for 2025.
The 49ers' rookie De'Zhaun Stribling enters Week 1 against the Rams after a strong preseason and a PFF 90.0 grade. His presence highlights questions about LA's receiver depth behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams.
Multiple key 49ers players are limited or unavailable for the Melbourne season opener. This piece breaks down who is out, who is likely limited, and how San Francisco’s depth issues shape the matchup with the Rams.
Aaron Donald has returned to practice after nearly three years away. Early projections place his Aaron Donald snap count at roughly 500–700 this season, a figure that would shape Los Angeles’ rotations and force the 49ers to prepare for multiple game plans.
Aaron Donald's return and a roster shipped to Australia have turned the Rams in Melbourne season opener against the 49ers into a high-profile international showcase for Los Angeles
Ty Simpson's arrival reshapes the Rams' quarterback room after 2025 uncertainty. This piece examines the front-office logic, offensive fit and roster moves that make 2026 a transitional season.
Tutu Atwell's return on a 2025 franchise tag injects speed into an already crowded Rams receiver room and forces short-term roster decisions between pass-catchers and offensive-line depth.
Aaron Donald return changes how the Rams can deploy veteran leadership and situational pass-rush production. This piece explains why limited snaps and mentorship could matter more than a full statistical comeback.
Los Angeles named 11 captains for 2026, a balanced mix of offense, defense and special teams that signals veteran continuity and immediate-impact newcomers as the Rams head into a season with Super Bowl LXI at SoFi Stadium.
The Rams finalized a 17-player practice squad that mixes returning contributors and developmental pieces, including international punter Jack Bouwmeester and preseason standouts such as Dean Connors.