Future Hall-of-Famer Aaron Donald retired in March, telling the Los Angeles Rams his cup is "full" after an illustrious 10-year career, but that doesn't mean the team has given up all hope of seeing him in a Rams uniform once again according to Kevin Patra of NFL.com.

Appearing on The Rich Eisen Show, Rams GM Les Snead said that he might call Donald about returning if the team can make another Super Bowl run like they did in 2021.  

"I did mention to Aaron that going back to our Super Bowl run, that there was a player by the name of Eric Weddle, who kind of jumped into the playoffs, and we signed him to the practice squad," Snead said. "And we standard elevated him for four straight games to a Super Bowl championship. So, I did mention if we happen to get to the playoffs again, maybe we'll circle back and see if the cup's not quite filled. But that's just a rumor. I doubt Aaron's going to do that."

Donald seemed pretty definitive about retirement after the season but you can't blame Snead and head coach Sean McVay from dreaming.