Myles Garrett Acknowledges Knee Injury Is Significant After 0-Tackle Debut in Rams’ Australia Loss
Garrett finished with no tackles, pressures or sacks as the Rams’ defense was held to seven points in the season opener.
- The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Los Angeles Rams 27-7 on Friday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne, Australia, marking the first NFL regular-season game played in the country.
- San Francisco entered the opener with stars Nick Bosa, George Kittle, and Christian McCaffrey returning from injuries, while the Rams debuted blockbuster acquisition Myles Garrett despite ongoing knee concerns.
- Bosa, Kittle, and McCaffrey all played, though the 49ers suffered a setback as defensive tackle Alfred Collins was ruled out for the season with a torn patellar tendon sustained during practice.
- Garrett recorded no stats during the loss, later acknowledging he is not at 100% health due to the lingering knee injury that plagued his training camp.
- Garrett's underwhelming performance and admitted pain raise questions about his effectiveness and workload management as the Rams look to rebound from their 20-point defeat.
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Myles Garrett acknowledges knee injury is significant after 0-tackle debut in Rams’ Australia loss
Myles Garrett finally acknowledged his knee injury is more serious than he had been letting on following his quiet debut for the Los Angeles Rams in their season-opening defeat in Australia. The reigning AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year made zero tackles and no impact on the game during the Rams’ 27-7 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Garrett missed much of training camp and the Rams’ recent weeks of practices to rest his knee, but the injury …
Myles Garrett acknowledges knee injury is significant after 0-tackle d
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Myles Garrett finally acknowledged his knee injury is more serious than he had been letting on after his quiet debut for the Los Angeles Rams in their season-opening defeat in Australia. The reigning
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Myles Garrett acknowledges knee injury is significant after 0-tackle debut in Rams' Australia loss
Myles Garrett finally acknowledged his knee injury is more serious than he had been letting on following his quiet debut for the Los Angeles Rams in their season-opening defeat in Australia. The reigning AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year…
Myles Garrett gets the meme treatment for his zero-tackle Rams debut
Myles Garrett was just out there doing cardio during his debut for the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams began the season on Thursday with a matchup against the hated rival San Francisco 49ers at Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne, Australia. It was not much of a fight though as the 49ers ending up cruising to …
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