Rams' Double Threat in Season Opener | NFL News

0:00It's September 6th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. Word as the San Francisco 49ers might have to face two absolute legends on the Rams' defensive line when they kick off their season in. Melbourne, Australia. We're talking about Miles Garrett and Aaron Donald, guys who've racked up five defensive player of the year awards between them. It's looking like both of them will be on the field, ready to put pressure on Brock Pertie. And Donald, a name that echoes through NFL history, is reportedly making the trip and is expected to play. He signed with the Rams just last week after stepping away from the game for two years. While his workouts have been solid, they're being cautious about how they ramp him up, considering he's 35 years old. It might be a situation where they watch his snaps closely. Donald's return is a massive deal. He's widely considered one of the greatest defensive players ever, with 10 pro-Bulls and eight all pro-selections under his belt, plus a Super Bowl. Ring, his decision to unretire, reportedly spurred by the Rams' move for Garrett, comes

1:04on a one-year, $20 million deal, pushing his career. Earnings close to $181 million. This move solidifies the Rams as serious contenders. After reaching the NFC Championship game last season, they're now considered the favorites to win the Super Bowl. The odds are stacked in their favor, making them a team to watch closely as the season approaches. So, the 49ers are definitely facing an uphill battle in their season opener. With both Garrett and a returning Aaron Donald on the defensive front, it's going to be a serious test for their offense right out of a gate.