The Los Angeles Rams have secured their eighth consecutive win, with reports suggesting that Aaron Donald's potential return to the team is becoming increasingly likely.
The 35-year-old defensive tackle has been spotted working out at the team's facility, with head coach Sean McVay hinting that a decision on his return is not far off. "If there's an arrow, it's pointing up," McVay said in a statement.
This latest development has sent shockwaves through the NFL, with many considering the prospect of Donald lining up alongside Myles Garrett, another future Hall of Famer. Garrett recently broke the single-season sack record and was named an All-Pro for the second consecutive season.
Donald's potential return has been a hot topic of discussion throughout the training camp. Myles Garrett, his potential future teammate, has expressed his excitement at the prospect of playing alongside the Rams legend. "I don't want to push him in one way or another," Garrett said during training camp. "If he's here, I'm going to be excited to be his teammate, his partner in crime."
Garrett also believes that Donald can still deliver at an elite level, even at the age of 35. "And someone who, as great as he is, I think he can definitely come back and do it," Garrett added. "It's just whether he wants to do that for however many games he chooses to play."
The Rams' chances of securing another Super Bowl title have been significantly boosted by the prospect of Donald's return. With their eighth consecutive win, they are now looking stronger than ever, and fans are eagerly awaiting the news of Donald's potential comeback.
While a decision on Donald's return is yet to be made, one thing is certain: the NFL is abuzz with excitement at the prospect of the Rams' legendary defensive tackle taking to the field once again.
Source: Yahoo Sports