Marcus Peters is new to the Los Angeles Rams, but he quickly developed an opinion on Aaron Donald's contract situation.

"Pay the man," Peters said after the team's first OTAs.

Donald did not report for voluntary OTAs because of an ongoing contract dispute. Sean McVay said that he doesn't anticipate seeing Donald until a resolution is reached.

"It is something that we want to get resolved," McVay said. "As far as a timetable, don't really have any dates on that."

Donald, who turns 27 on Wednesday, is entering the fifth year of his rookie contract and is scheduled to earn $6.89 million, but he is seeking to become one of the highest-paid players in the league.

The Los Angeles Rams continue to express optimism about coming to terms on a long-term deal with Aaron Donald.

Les Snead told reporters on April 5 that the team has Donald "budgeted in the budget."

Donald is entering the final year of his rookie contract on a fifth-year option.

"He's responding more than he was at this time last year, so that's what I feel good about," Sean McVay said Tuesday of talks.