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Myles Garrett Is Returning to Rams Practice After 7-Game Absence because of Knee Injury

Ian Rapoport reported optimism that Garrett will return to practice, opening a 21-day window after surgery and a seven-game absence.

  • On Monday, Rams coach Sean McVay announced the team is opening the 21-day practice window for defensive end Myles Garrett following knee surgery after the season opener in Australia.
  • Acquired from the Cleveland Browns last June for defensive end Jared Verse and draft picks, Garrett has been sidelined on injured reserve since undergoing knee surgery shortly after the season opener.
  • Los Angeles ranks 27th in the league in sacks, and Garrett, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year, ranks third among active NFL players with 125.5 career sacks.
  • Although cleared to practice, McVay urged caution regarding Garrett's return to game action ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Washington Commanders.
  • Tight end Terrance Ferguson could also return to practice this week, as the Rams count on returning players rather than making trades before the November 10 deadline.
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