Aaron Donald, 35, Trains for a Possible Rams Comeback After Two Years Retired: Should a Three-Time Defensive Player of the Year Un-Retire?
Aaron Donald, who retired from the Los Angeles Rams in 2024 after winning three Defensive Player of the Year awards, has spent the summer of 2026 working out with the team and is reportedly weighing a return at age 35. Interest reportedly grew after the Rams traded for star pass rusher Myles Garrett, with reporting suggesting Donald could pair with Garrett and Byron Young on the defensive line, potentially easing the physical burden on him compared to his earlier seasons as the Rams' primary interior force. NFL Network's Steve Wyche has reported the general expectation is that Donald will return to the Rams, though Donald has not made a final decision and ESPN's Adam Schefter suggested he could wait through the summer before deciding. Some Rams legends have publicly urged him to stay retired and protect his legacy, while others argue the current roster makes this a rare, low-risk opportunity to add a Hall of Fame talent.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Opens to $355M, Second-Biggest Weekend Ever: Genuine Movie-Going Comeback or Superhero Fatigue Papered Over by Nostalgia?
Spider-Man: Brand New Day, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, opened to roughly 355 million dollars domestically in early August 2026, the second-biggest opening weekend in box office history behind only Avengers: Endgame, and went on to break records for the fastest movie to reach 700 million and 800 million dollars domestically. The film helped push the 2026 summer box office past 4 billion dollars, only the second time that has happened since the pandemic, alongside hits like The Odyssey. Critics and early reactions praised Holland's performance and the film's tone, but some commentators argue the result says more about Marvel's built-in fanbase and years of anticipation than about a genuine rebound in moviegoing or superhero storytelling.
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Title: Reddit - The heart of the internet # People are overestimating Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Spider-Man: Brand New Day comes out on July 31, 2026, and a lot of people are acting like it’s a 100% lock to hit a billion dollars. Some are even claiming it has a better chance o...
Title: Reddit - The heart of the internet # What will be the next movie with a $200 million opening weekend? In total, only eight movies have even hit a $200 million opening weekend, with Spider-Man: No Way Home being the most recent one two years ago. There will surely be ano...