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Rams GM Les Snead implores Pat McAfee to ‘continue texting Aaron Donald’ after comeback tease

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Rams GM Les Snead implores Pat McAfee to ‘continue texting Aaron Donald’ after comeback tease
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Rams GM Les Snead has encouraged Pat McAfee to keep in touch with Aaron Donald regarding a potential comeback. The recent trade for Myles Garrett has sparked speculation about Donald's return to the NFL. Snead emphasized that any decision must be made by Donald himself, while also noting that the communication lines remain open.

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NFL Rams GM Les Snead implores Pat McAfee to ‘continue texting Aaron Donald’ after comeback tease By Ryan Anderson Published June 3, 2026, 6:40 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google The Los Angeles Rams’ blockbuster trade for Myles Garrett may have done more than reshape their defense — it may have reopened the door for Aaron Donald. Rams general manager Les Snead is openly encouraging the idea that the retired franchise icon could consider a comeback, even as he insists the decision must come on Donald’s terms. “I think Sean [McVay] mentioned [Tuesday,] they’ve definitely communicated, texted, even talked,” Snead said on the “Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday.

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