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Report: Aaron Donald wanted to see how he reacted to working out in pads

Speculation surrounding a potential NFL return follows reports of Aaron Donald participating in a workout while wearing pads.

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Former NFL player Aaron Donald recently conducted a workout session with the Los Angeles Rams. The session involved Donald training in pads, an activity that has generated significant public attention and social media discourse.

Coverage from outlets including NBC Sports, Bleacher Report, ProFootballRumors, Yahoo Sports, and USA Today highlights that the workout was intended for Donald to gauge his own physical reaction to the gear. Reports also note that viral footage of the session prompted public discussion regarding a potential comeback, with some discourse drawing comparisons to other players like Myles Garrett.

Details regarding Donald's future intentions remain unconfirmed. Future reports are expected to clarify if these workouts indicate a formal return to the league or remain isolated training exercises.

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Why was Aaron Donald wearing pads during his workout?

According to reports, he wanted to see how he reacted to training in pads.

Is Aaron Donald returning to the NFL?

Coverage does not yet specify his intentions; the workout has only fueled rumors of a potential comeback.

What prompted the rumors about a potential return?

Viral video of the workout and social media posts, including those referencing Myles Garrett, have contributed to the speculation.

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