​They say that where there’s smoke, there’s fire. When it comes to the possibility of Aaron Donald ending his well-earned retirement to return to the Los Angeles Rams after the Myles Garrett trade, there is a lot of smoke.Now we just have to see more smoldering embers.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementOne of those flames might be Davante Adams’ Instagram story on Monday. The superstar receiver shared a cryptic yet unsubtle post of himself greeting Donald from an undisclosed game, with the caption “My brudda” and a handshake emoji. Donald himself reposted the story to his own Instagram page. Oh. Huh.This, of course, doesn’t necessarily mean that Donald is for sure initiating his NFL comeback. But it’s hard to ignore an unsubtle hint from an active, major Rams player making a point to highlight Donald on one of his social media profiles that has 1.3 million followers:Donald is an NFL legend. He’s arguably the best defender in the history of pro football. It would not be outlandish for Adams to simply show appreciation to such an icon with no ulterior motive or designs on showing Donald is serious about donning shoulder pads again.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThat is the most likely and most charitable interpretation of this Instagram post.Nonetheless, Adams and Donald aren’t stupid. They surely both know what this kind of post would do to the ongoing public conversation about Donald’s potential unretirement. And that, in itself, is extremely noteworthy as we get closer to NFL training camps.This article originally appeared on For The Win: Davante Adams’ Instagram story with Aaron Donald sure seems like it points to a Rams return