McVay Says Rams 'Hopeful' Donald Will Play vs. Giants on Monday Night
Rams coach Sean McVay said defensive tackle Aaron Donald is expected to practice in full Thursday, with the team hopeful he can return for the Monday night matchup against the Giants.
Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay said Thursday that defensive tackle Aaron Donald is expected to practice in full and that the team is "hopeful" he will be available to play against the New York Giants on Monday Night Football, according to ESPN.
McVay's comments, reported by ESPN, indicate the Rams are optimistic about Donald's status heading into the game, though no final decision on his availability has been announced.
Further details on the nature of Donald's absence or the specific injury designation were not provided in the report.
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