Aaron Donald’s return forces Rams veteran safety to take pay cut
What to know about Aaron Donald’s return forces Rams veteran safety to take pay cut
With Aaron Donald rejoining the Rams on an adjusted contract that will pay him $20 million instead of his adjusted $30 million he was set to make after coming out of retirement, the Rams needed to continue adjusting their finances.
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What happened
With Aaron Donald rejoining the Rams on an adjusted contract that will pay him $20 million instead of his adjusted $30 million he was set to make after coming out of retirement, the Rams needed to continue adjusting their finances.
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