99 Aaron Donald DE

Donald finished the 2019 campaign with 48 tackles (29 solo) and 12.5 sacks.

Repeating his 20.5 sacks from the 2018 campaign was unlikely, so while Donald did drop significantly to just 12.5 this season, that mark still ranked seventh in the NFL. Additionally, the attention opposing offenses paid to slowing down Donald allowed teammate Dante Fowler Jr. to record 11.5 sacks of his own. Duplicating his 2019 numbers would line Donald up for another excellent fantasy season, but it's not out of the question to expect him to end up somewhere in the middle of his production over the past two years.

Donald logged three tackles (one solo) and 1.5 sacks in Saturday's 34-31 loss to the 49ers.

Donald has exactly 1.5 sacks in three of his past four games and now sits at 12.5 on the year. The number is the second-highest total of his career, and he'll attempt to add to it Week 17 against Arizona.

Donald recorded three tackles (one solo) in Sunday's loss to the Cowboys.

Donald had gone without a sack just once over his last eight games. He'll try to get to the quarterback next in Week 16 against the 49ers, against whom he produced two sacks in Week 6.

Donald accumulated two tackles (one solo) and 1.5 sacks in Sunday's 28-12 win over Seattle.

Donald has been absolutely dominant in his last eight games, racking up 10 sacks in that span. He moved his season totals to 40 tackles (26 solo) and two fumble recoveries through 13 games. The 28-year-old will face a tough matchup for Week 15 against a strong Dallas offensive line.

Donald logged two tackles (one solo) and 1.5 sacks during Sunday's 34-7 win over the Cardinals.

Donald's strong Week 13 performance brings his sack total to 9.5 on the season. In the last four contests since returning from Los Angeles' bye, he's notched 4.5 sacks. The All-Pro game breaker will look to keep his momentum up for Week 14's divisional tilt against the Seahawks.

Donald racked up four tackles, two sacks and one pass breakup during Sunday's 17-7 victory over the Bears.

After a slow start to the season in which Donald produced just one sack in five games, the All-Pro game breaker has now racked up seven sacks in his last five outings. With the upside to approach double-digit tackles in a game, Donald has one of the highest weekly ceilings of any IDP player in the game.

Donald recorded three solo tackles and a sack in Sunday's 24-10 win over the Bengals.

The Rams' defensive line tormented Andy Dalton in this contest. They dropped him five times, and Donald now has a sack in three straight games. Donald continues to draw consistent double teams, which is why his sack total sits at five after racking up 20.5 last year. The Rams benefit from Donald's sacrifice, though, as they rank seventh in the league with 23 sacks.

Donald registered two solo takcles, a sack and a forced fumble in Sunday's 37-10 win over the Falcons.

Donald continues to be a pass-rushing menace, but he's going to fall well short of the 20 sacks he recorded last year, as Donald has just four sacks so far. Drawing plenty of double teams is one of the main reasons he's seeing regression in his sack total, not to mention his 2018 total was simply monstrous. Donald has a good shot to add to his tally in Week 8 against the Bengals, as Andy Dalton has been dropped 24 times in seven games.

Donald finished with seven tackles, four for loss, as well as a pair of sacks in Sunday's loss to the undefeated 49ers.

Donald has managed only three sacks through six weeks, putting him well short of the pace required to match last season's sack total (20.5). The Rams' primary disruptor is doing all he can to slow down opposing teams, but Donald needs his teammates to perform better behind him if they're to get back in the win column next Sunday in Atlanta.

Donald recorded four tackles (three solo) and a sack across 66 snaps in Sunday's win over the Browns.

Donald was questionable during the week due to a back injury he suffered in Week 2's win over the Saints but ultimately was able to suit up, keeping intact the consecutive-game streak that spans the entirety of his career. He made his impact felt throughout the contest, as he recorded his first sack of the season.

Donald (back) will play in Sunday's game versus the Browns, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

Donald has been contained through the first two games, recording just two tackles and no sacks. A matchup against the Browns could change his fate considering Baker Mayfield has been sacked eight times this season.

Donald (back) is on track to play in Sunday's game against the Browns. "We're smart with him," coach Sean McVay said Friday. "Unless something unforeseen happens, this guy is going on Sunday."

Donald has never missed an NFL contest due to injury, and it doesn't look like he's about to start now, though he's technically listed as questionable. The Rams are scheduled for an 8:20 p.m. ET kickoff in Cleveland.

Donald (back) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Cleveland.

Donald has been limited at practice throughout the week, putting him on track for active status Sunday. An absence would warrant matchup upgrades for the entire Cleveland offense, but it isn't something anyone should count on given that Donald has never missed an NFL game because of an injury.

Donald (back) was limited at Thursday's practice, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Donald has been limited at both of the Rams' practices so far this week after leaving last week's game with a back injury. It is entirely possible that the Rams are holding Donald out as a precaution, but it will be worth checking on his status as the practice week rolls on.

Donald (back) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

Donald was forced to leave Sunday's game against the Saints with a back injury but ultimately was able to return and finish things out. It's likely the Rams are just being cautious with their defensive star, but his status is still worth monitoring throughout the week.

Donald (back) returned to Sunday's game versus the Saints, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

Donald got checked out in the locker room, but his absence from the game was brief. He'll return to his spot as the team's No. 1 defensive tackle.

Donald left Sunday's game against the Saints due to a back injury and is questionable to return.

It's unclear how serious the injury is, but he headed to the the locker room to receive extra treatment. Expect the team to have an official word on his status as the game progresses. In his absence, Morgan Fox and Tanzel Smart could be called upon to provide the pass rush.

Donald was held to just a single tackle during Sunday's 30-27 win over Carolina. He was on the field for 56 of 67 defensive snaps.

Considering he sat out the entire preseason, it's understandable that Donald didn't hit the ground running in Week 1. Expect a rebound showing against New Orleans this week from the former Defensive Player of the Year. He's coming off a dominant campaign consisting of 20.5 sacks and 59 tackles (41 solo), after all.

Donald recorded seven tackles and three sacks during Sunday's victory over Arizona.

It was a historic night on multiple fronts for the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, who is now up to 19.5 sacks on the season. Not only did Donald's second sack of the night vault him past former Vikings defensive tackle Keith Millard (18 sacks) for the all-time record at the position, but his third sack pushed him past Robert Quinn for the Rams' single-season sack record of 19 that Quinn set in 2013. All in all, this was nothing short of a vintage performance from one of the league's very best players that effectively showcased his single-game upside in all IDP formats.

Donald totaled four tackles, including two sacks and two forced fumbles during Monday's 54-51 win over the Chiefs.

Though Donald and the Rams defense allowed 51 points to the Chiefs, Donald made his presence known, as he continued his dominance. His two sacks elevated his total to an NFL-high 14.5, while one of his forced fumbles was returned for a crucial touchdown. He's well on his way to winning another Defensive Player of the Year award, and he'll look to make his case even stronger after the Rams return from their bye week.