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See the full story · 3 sourcesPITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA - NOVEMBER 15: Former Pittsburgh Panthers player Aaron Donald takes the field for his jersey retirement ceremony at halftime of the game between the Pittsburgh Panthers and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Acrisure Stadium on November 15, 2025 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Justin Berl/Getty Images) | Getty Images
About one week ago, I asked our readers in The Feed to share whether they/you thought Aaron Donald would be unretiring to come back to the Los Angeles Rams? Survey says: Yes, fans think AD will be coming back for 2026.
Out of 56 total votes, 57% expressed the belief that AD would be back on the Rams for the 2026 season. When he is back is not clear, but fans expect he’ll be back. Do these votes count for the entire fan base? No. Do these votes give any insight on what fans think? They sure do!
No stat or poll/survey is necessarily the end all be all, but it’s data and information for our amusement, and in some cases, it’s accurate.
Now, my survey was about whether or not AD would be coming back. If you want to talk about whether or not you think he should come back, then let us know in the comments below, and or check out this article here and fill out the survey!
Your feedback is always appreciated! Will Aaron Donald actually be back? Will the fans be happy if Donald returns? Will Donald pick up where he left off in terms of being one of the best defensive players in the league? If Donald says, “no” to a comeback this season, then will that be the end of all the AD unretirement talk or will this come up again next year?
So many questions, not many answers, yet. But one thing we do know, plenty of fans think Donald will be back for 2026. We’ll find out if they are right or wrong.
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