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The Los Angeles Rams might have the worst defensive tackle group in the NFL through three weeks, and Aaron Donald is as much a part of those struggles as anyone else on the team. Regardless of how much anyone expected…

Kenneth Arthur of Turf Show Times assesses that Aaron Donald's return to the Los Angeles Rams after a two-year retirement is off to a struggling start. Through his first two games back, Donald ranks 79th out of 91 qualifying NFL defensive linemen with a 4.8% pressure rate, having registered just two pressures on 42 pass-rush snaps along with three run stops.
Arthur argues that the Rams possess one of the league's worst defensive tackle rotations during their 1-2 start. The writer highlights low production across the defensive line, noting that Kobie Turner, Braden Fiske, and Poona Ford have also struggled to generate pressure while playing without injured edge rushers Jared Verse and Myles Garrett.
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