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Sean McVay breaks silence with heartfelt reaction to Aaron Donald return to Rams

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Sean McVay breaks silence with heartfelt reaction to Aaron Donald return to Rams

Sean McVay finally has Aaron Donald back on his defensive line, but his first reaction had little to do with sacks, Super Bowls or what pairing Donald with Myles Garrett could mean for the Rams.

“He means a lot to me,” McVay said Sunday after Donald officially returned to the Rams. “And it’s way bigger than football.”

That sentiment is hardly new.

Los Angeles Rams defensive end Aaron Donald celebrates in the fourth quarter during the NFC Championship Game against the San Francisco 49ers

Los Angeles Rams defensive end Aaron Donald celebrates in the fourth quarter during the NFC Championship Game against the San Francisco 49ers on Monday, January 31, 2022, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. USA TODAY Sports

When Donald retired in March 2024, McVay called him “one of one,” not simply as a player but as a person. He has described their relationship as one of the most special of his coaching career and said Donald “changed my life for the better.”

What McVay has never really done is explain exactly how.

The football answers are easy enough to imagine. Donald was about as close to the ideal McVay player as exists — relentlessly prepared, demanding of himself and others, and essentially another coach on the field.

Donald once even demanded McVay fine him for being 30 seconds late to a meeting after a morning trip to the team restroom ran into overtime.

For a head coach with famously exacting standards, Donald spent a decade helping establish and uphold them without McVay needing to say much at all.

Sean McVay offered a heartfelt reaction to Aaron Donald’s Rams return, explaining why his longtime bond with the star goes far beyond football.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, right, talks with defensive end Aaron Donald during an NFL mini camp football practice on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, in Thousand Oaks, Calif. AP

But McVay keeps making clear that isn’t the part he means.

“It’s family with us,” McVay said while discussing Donald earlier this summer, praising “the husband, the father, the son” rather than rattling off his awards or sacks.

That makes their reunion about something different than simply putting an all-time great next to Garrett for another Super Bowl run.

Sean McVay offered a heartfelt reaction to Aaron Donald’s Rams return, explaining why his longtime bond with the star goes far beyond football.

Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams takes the field before a game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, November 28, 2021, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Getty Images

Their connection was just as apparent when Donald originally walked away. After the Rams’ playoff loss to Detroit in January 2024, Donald entered McVay’s office and summed up his decision to retire with two words: “I’m full.”

McVay understood.

McVay didn’t feel the need to sell Donald on another season then, and two years later, he apparently doesn’t need to explain why having him back means so much now.

Donald’s return gives the Rams one of the greatest defensive players ever for another run.

For McVay, though, the bigger reunion appears to be with the person underneath No. 99.

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