It has been a busy offseason for the Los Angeles Rams, to say the least. They have now managed to lock up one of their most important players in running back Todd Gurley after agreeing to a four-year deal worth up to $60 million.

However, the extension has raised further questions about the status of defensive tackle Aaron Donald's deal. According to Joe Curley of the Ventura County Star, general manager Les Snead says they are still working on a new deal for Donald:

“It’s not only Todd but a lot of other guys that we want to make Rams (for a long time). We’re… working to make Aaron a Ram a long time. That’s the goal.”

Snead's comments should come as no surprise. He largely echoed the same when the Rams' brass signed wide receiver Brandin Cooks to a five-year deal worth $80 million. However, Snead has remained optimistic that the team will be able to hash a lucrative extension out with Donald.

Regardless, that does not change the fact that Los Angeles has done some major spending this offseason. Furthermore, the looming deals of cornerback Marcus Peters and quarterback Jared Goff over the next couple of years have raised further concern over how they are going to retain all these players.

Donald is poised to become the highest-paid defensive player in the league and there is only so much money to go around. However, it is clear that that the Rams have made all these deals with Donald's future in mind.