The biggest question for the Los Angeles Rams during training camp is whether Aaron Donald will come out of retirement and join the team.

Follow along for the latest news and developments from Rams training camp as the team prepares for a new season as the favorite to win the Super Bowl.

On paper, Kobie Turner has earned the respect his production has demanded for three consecutive seasons. On the field, though, another question continues to loom over the Los Angeles Rams like a gathering storm: What happens if Aaron Donald walks back through those doors?

Donald, who is deciding whether to return after two years off following his 2023 retirement, visited the Rams at Loyola Marymount on Tuesday to work out for the team.

Aaron Donald has not played in an NFL game since January 14, 2024, and yet, there has not been much concern about rust or his level of effectiveness. The prevailing opinion around the football-watching public is this: if the all-time great feels physically good enough to commit to a full campaign,

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