A little over a year ago, future Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive tackle Aaron Donald elected to retire, ending his stellar career after 10 seasons. Donald, 33, will soon be inducted into the Pitt ...

More details have emerged about Los Angeles Rams legend Aaron Donald’s stalker, Janelle Anwar, after he got a restraining order against her earlier this year. The Athletic published a detailed article ...

Aaron Donald’s final game ended with confetti falling all around him as he celebrated a Super Bowl championship as a member of the Los Angeles Rams in 2024. Soon after, he announced his retirement ...

The Los Angeles Rams franchise has had its share of great players. The most recent one to retire is team legend Aaron Donald. Donald played defensive tackle in the NFL with the Rams. He never went ...

Retired Rams defensive lineman Aaron Donald received a brief email in March from the Los Angeles-based head of people and culture for a healthcare technology startup. “Hi Hubby!” Janelle Anwar wrote. ...

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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The University of Pittsburgh will retire Aaron Donald’s No. 97 jersey on Nov. 15 during a home game against Notre ...

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Former Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Aaron Donald has been granted a five-year restraining order against a woman he says has been harassing him and his family for the last few years, according to ...

PITTSBURGH — In front of a sold out crowd, one of the greatest players in Pitt football history — and the National Football League — Aaron Donald saw his college No. 97 retired. Donald stood on the ...