If you only have time for one clip today, do not miss Sean McVay says Aaron Donald is “putting himself in position to make a decision” to play again. via NFL on CBS. The mere whisper of AD coming out of retirement should send cold sweats down the spines of NFC West quarterbacks, and McVay explicitly stating that the legendary tackle is going through a “strict regimen” to test his body proves this is far more than just an idle offseason rumor.
The biggest development for the 12s this week was the highly anticipated Super Bowl LX championship ring ceremony, which finally took place following days of intense speculation and social media teasing. Crafted by Jason of Beverly Hills and touted as the largest and most technologically advanced ring ever made, the iced-out celebration featured DJ Metro Boomin and brought the championship squad together one last time. Seeing our defensive stars flaunting their well-earned jewelry provided a phenomenal capstone to the offseason as we prepare for the 2026 title defense.
The biggest shockwave of the day comes from Los Angeles, where head coach Sean McVay revealed that legendary defensive lineman Aaron Donald is actively contemplating a return from retirement. Sparked by a conversation regarding the Rams’ offseason acquisition of Myles Garrett, Donald is putting his body through a grueling process to see if he’s ready for a 2026 comeback, as noted in McVay: Aaron Donald ‘going through his process’ to decide whether to return in 2026.
The single video most worth your time is NBC’s Chris Simms dropping actual textual evidence that Aaron Donald might unretire and rejoin the Rams. Simms read a text directly from the legendary defensive tackle who admitted “Honestly I don’t know yet” when asked if he is returning for another ring chase. Will Aaron Donald really unretire and play for the Rams? | Chris Simms Unbuttoned | NFL on NBC
Billionaire financier Todd Boehly is reportedly weighing a massive bid to become the new owner of the Seattle Seahawks. Boehly, who has a reported net worth of $9.3 billion and currently holds stakes in the Los Angeles Dodgers, Lakers, and Chelsea FC, could bring a monumental shift to the franchise’s front office and spending power if he officially enters the bidding war.