Aaron Donald has had his second tryout with the Los Angeles Rams. <\/p>\n
Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the legendary defensive tackle appeared on the NFL’s transaction wire as having worked out with the Rams. <\/p>\n
The workout comes after Rams head coach Sean McVay said Saturday that the team doesn’t plan to put an “invisible deadline” on Donald’s decision to come out of retirement. <\/p>\n
“If Aaron does decide he wants to do it, I’ve been very open that we want to try to be able to explore that opportunity,” McVay told reporters<\/a> after the team’s preseason opener against the Kansas City Chiefs. “But I think he has earned the right to be able to say he knows himself in terms of, am I able to stack back-to-back days? Am I able to do some of the different things, and some of the benchmarks that he’s set out for himself?<\/p>\n “What I don’t want to sit here and do is put a timeline on it, and then something comes up where I’ve got to push it back. What I have said with him, we have some loose things where we’ve identified dates that we’d like to be able to hit, but what I don’t want to have is any sort of unnecessary pressure on him if there’s some unforeseen circumstances.”<\/p>\n The deadline for teams to cut their rosters down to 53 players is on Aug. 30, but that isn’t necessarily the deadline for him to join the Rams. <\/p>\n NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport noted last month that Donald’s return could come at some point in the regular season. <\/p>\n Donald had his first workout with his former team earlier this month. <\/p>\n